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    This document compares the graphical and analytical methods for solving three vector problems involving forces I, II, and III. The graphical method provides approximate resultant vectors and angles, while the analytical method provides more precise values. A table then reports the resultant vectors and angles from both methods and calculates the discrepancy between them, showing differences of up to 3.923% between the graphical and analytical solutions.

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    This document compares the graphical and analytical methods for solving three vector problems involving forces I, II, and III. The graphical method provides approximate resultant vectors and angles, while the analytical method provides more precise values. A table then reports the resultant vectors and angles from both methods and calculates the discrepancy between them, showing differences of up to 3.923% between the graphical and analytical solutions.

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    This document compares the graphical and analytical methods for solving three vector problems involving forces I, II, and III. The graphical method provides approximate resultant vectors and angles, while the analytical method provides more precise values. A table then reports the resultant vectors and angles from both methods and calculates the discrepancy between them, showing differences of up to 3.923% between the graphical and analytical solutions.

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    This document compares the graphical and analytical methods for solving three vector problems involving forces I, II, and III. The graphical method provides approximate resultant vectors and angles, while the analytical method provides more precise values. A table then reports the resultant vectors and angles from both methods and calculates the discrepancy between them, showing differences of up to 3.923% between the graphical and analytical solutions.

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    Analysis:

    GRAPHICAL METHOD

    Vector Problem Resultant Vector


    R 
    I 283 g 75
    II 292 g 31
    III 260 g 60

    ANALYTICAL METHOD

    Vector Problem Resultant Vector


    R 
    I 282.843 g 75
    II 291.548 g 30.964
    III 259.808 g 60

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    PROBLEM FORCE TABLE GRAPHICAL ANALYTICAL DISCREPANCY


    R  R  R  R %
    I 290 g 75 283 g 75 282.843 g 75 7.157 g 2.530%
    II 300 g 30 292 g 31 291.548 g 30.964 8.452 g 2.899%
    III 270 g 58 260 g 60 259.808 g 60 10.192 g 3.923%

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