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    This document provides information on calculating the horizontal and vertical components of several forces. It lists the magnitude and angle of application for each force and leaves blank spaces to record the calculated horizontal and vertical components for each force to 1 decimal place.

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    Horizontal and Vertical Components

    Calculate the horizontal and vertical components of the forces, giving your answers to 1 decimal
    place

    Force Horizontal Component Vertical Component

    8N

    40

    3N
    118

    A force of 11 N at an angle of
    to the positive x axis

    A force of 200 N at an angle of


    to the positive axis

    A force of 24 N on a bearing of

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