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    Fn1 Xcos30

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    The document shows a calculation to determine the normal forces (Fn1 and Fn2) exerted on an object by two surfaces forming a 30 degree angle. It is given that the sum of the normal forces multiplied by their respective direction cosines equals 950 N. Solving this equation yields that each normal force equals 548.499 N.

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    The document shows a calculation to determine the normal forces (Fn1 and Fn2) exerted on an object by two surfaces forming a 30 degree angle. It is given that the sum of the normal forces multiplied by their respective direction cosines equals 950 N. Solving this equation yields that each normal force equals 548.499 N.

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    The document shows a calculation to determine the normal forces (Fn1 and Fn2) exerted on an object by two surfaces forming a 30 degree angle. It is given that the sum of the normal forces multiplied by their respective direction cosines equals 950 N. Solving this equation yields that each normal force equals 548.499 N.

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    Fn1 Xcos30

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    The document shows a calculation to determine the normal forces (Fn1 and Fn2) exerted on an object by two surfaces forming a 30 degree angle. It is given that the sum of the normal forces multiplied by their respective direction cosines equals 950 N. Solving this equation yields that each normal force equals 548.499 N.

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    ( 30 ) W t =0

    Fn 1 x cos ( 30 )+ F n 2 x cos
    0,866 F+ 0,866 F=950 N

    F=

    950 N
    =548,499 N
    1,732

    Fn 1=548,499 N
    Fn 2=548,499 N

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