Math Problem Statement
Given three forces (A, B, and C) acting on the same object, and you are given the vectors representing two of the three forces, find the vector representing the third force (C) that will put this system into equilibrium.
A⃗ =5i−6j
B⃗ =10i+j
Question 2Select one:
a. C⃗ =5i+7j
b. C⃗ =510−−√i+510−−√j
c. C⃗ =−15i+5j
d. C⃗ =15i−5j
Solution
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Math Problem Analysis
Mathematical Concepts
Vectors
Equilibrium of Forces
Formulas
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Theorems
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Suitable Grade Level
Advanced High School / College
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