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    The document discusses solving a problem involving concurrent vectors using the cosine theorem and sine theorem. It gives the values of three forces F1, F2, and finds the value of the net force Fn using the cosine theorem. It then uses the known values to find the measure of the angle γ between F1 and Fn using the sine theorem.

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    SUMA DE FUERZAS

    TEOREMA DEL COSENO


    VECTORES CONCURRENTES

    • F1=20N
    • F2=30N β

    • β= 75°
    Fn=?
    VECTORES CONCURRENTES

    • F1=20N
    • F2=30N β

    • β= 75°
    Fn=?
    TEOREMA DEL COSENO

    • Hipotenusa
    • Catetos α
    •A
    •B
    Hip2= A2 + B2 – 2ABx cos α

    Hip= √ (A2 + B2 – 2ABx cos α)


    VECTORES CONCURRENTES

    • F1=20N
    • F2=30N β

    • β= 75°
    VECTORES CONCURRENTES

    • F1=20N
    α
    • F2=30N β

    • β= 75°

    α= 180°- β

    α= 180°- 75°

    α= 105°
    VECTORES CONCURRENTES

    • F1=20N
    • F2=30N
    • β= 75°
    • α=105° Fn=?

    Hip= √ (A2 + B2 – 2ABx cos α)

    Fn= √ (F12 + F22 – 2xF1xF2x cos α)

    Fn= √ (20N2 + 30N2 – 2x20Nx30Nx cos 105°)


    Fn=40N
    VECTORES CONCURRENTES

    • F1=20N
    α
    • F2=30N
    • Fn= 40N γ=?

    • α=105°
    TEOREMA DEL SENO
    • A/senα=B/senβ=C/senγ
    A β
    C

    α
    γ
    B
    VECTORES CONCURRENTES

    • F1=20N
    α
    • F2=30N
    • Fn= 40N γ=?

    • α=105° • A/senα=C/senγ
    • Fn/sen α=F2/sen γ
    • sen γ=F2/Fn/sen α
    • γ=sen-1(F2/Fn/sen α)
    VECTORES CONCURRENTES

    • F1=20N
    α
    • F2=30N
    • Fn= 40N γ=?

    • α=105° • γ=sen-1(F2/Fn/sen α)
    • γ=sen-1(20N/40N/sen 105°)
    • γ=28°

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