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    The document describes four problems involving vector addition of forces. The first problem involves finding the resultant force of two forces using the parallelogram method. The second problem involves determining the displacement of an ant and drawing the resultant vector using the polygon method. The third problem involves finding two forces if their resultant is 60N directed north and if they act in the same or opposite directions. The fourth problem involves finding the resultant force on a particle pulled by two forces in different directions.

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    The document describes four problems involving vector addition of forces. The first problem involves finding the resultant force of two forces using the parallelogram method. The second problem involves determining the displacement of an ant and drawing the resultant vector using the polygon method. The third problem involves finding two forces if their resultant is 60N directed north and if they act in the same or opposite directions. The fourth problem involves finding the resultant force on a particle pulled by two forces in different directions.

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    Vector Addition

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    The document describes four problems involving vector addition of forces. The first problem involves finding the resultant force of two forces using the parallelogram method. The second problem involves determining the displacement of an ant and drawing the resultant vector using the polygon method. The third problem involves finding two forces if their resultant is 60N directed north and if they act in the same or opposite directions. The fourth problem involves finding the resultant force on a particle pulled by two forces in different directions.

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    Vector addition

    1. Two forces A and B are acting on an object. A is 3.0 N directed north and B is 4.0N, 30° north of
    east. Find the resultant force acting on the object using the parallelogram method.

    2. Andre was observing an ant that crawled along a tabletop. With a piece of chalk, he followed its
    path. He determined the ant’s displacement by using a ruler and protractor. The displacements
    were as follows: 2cm east; 3.5 cm, 32° north of east; 2.3 cm, 22° west of north. Draw the
    resultant vector using the polygon method.

    3. Two forces, one twice as great as the other, have a resultant of 60N directed north. Find the
    forces (a) if they are acting in the same direction and (b) if they are oppositely directed.
    4. A particle is being pulled by two forces: F 1=3.0 N, east and F2=4.0 N, south. Find the resultant
    force acting on the particle.

    Vector addition

    1. Two forces A and B are acting on an object. A is 3.0 N directed north and B is 4.0N, 30° north of
    east. Find the resultant force acting on the object using the parallelogram method.

    2. Andre was observing an ant that crawled along a tabletop. With a piece of chalk, he followed its
    path. He determined the ant’s displacement by using a ruler and protractor. The displacements
    were as follows: 2cm east; 3.5 cm, 32° north of east; 2.3 cm, 22° west of north. Draw the
    resultant vector using the polygon method.

    3. Two forces, one twice as great as the other, have a resultant of 60N directed north. Find the
    forces (a) if they are acting in the same direction and (b) if they are oppositely directed.
    4. A particle is being pulled by two forces: F 1=3.0 N, east and F2=4.0 N, south. Find the resultant
    force acting on the particle.

    Vector addition

    1. Two forces A and B are acting on an object. A is 3.0 N directed north and B is 4.0N, 30° north of
    east. Find the resultant force acting on the object using the parallelogram method.

    2. Andre was observing an ant that crawled along a tabletop. With a piece of chalk, he followed its
    path. He determined the ant’s displacement by using a ruler and protractor. The displacements
    were as follows: 2cm east; 3.5 cm, 32° north of east; 2.3 cm, 22° west of north. Draw the
    resultant vector using the polygon method.

    3. Two forces, one twice as great as the other, have a resultant of 60N directed north. Find the
    forces (a) if they are acting in the same direction and (b) if they are oppositely directed.
    4. A particle is being pulled by two forces: F 1=3.0 N, east and F2=4.0 N, south. Find the resultant
    force acting on the particle.

    Vector addition

    1. Two forces A and B are acting on an object. A is 3.0 N directed north and B is 4.0N, 30° north of
    east. Find the resultant force acting on the object using the parallelogram method.

    2. Andre was observing an ant that crawled along a tabletop. With a piece of chalk, he followed its
    path. He determined the ant’s displacement by using a ruler and protractor. The displacements
    were as follows: 2cm east; 3.5 cm, 32° north of east; 2.3 cm, 22° west of north. Draw the
    resultant vector using the polygon method.

    3. Two forces, one twice as great as the other, have a resultant of 60N directed north. Find the
    forces (a) if they are acting in the same direction and (b) if they are oppositely directed.
    4. A particle is being pulled by two forces: F 1=3.0 N, east and F2=4.0 N, south. Find the resultant
    force acting on the particle.

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