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To create a worksheet that can be used to

magnitude and direction of the resultant force for an n number of


coplanar forces applied at point O (as seen in Figure 1), follow these steps:
### Worksheet Structure:

Explanation:

Fi
1. **Force Table**: Create a table with columns for Force Number, Magnitude ( ),
Angle ( θi ), Fix (x-component), Fiy (y-component).

2. **Calculations**:

- For each force, calculate the x and y components using the equations:

Fix = Fi ⋅ cos(θi )
Fiy = Fi ⋅ sin(θi )
3. **Resultant Force Components**:

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- Sum up all x-components to find Rx , the x-component of the restan
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force:

Rx = ∑ Fix
- Sum up all y-components to find Ry , the y-component of the resultant force:

Ry = ∑ Fiy
4. **Magnitude and Direction of Resultant Force**:

- The magnitude of the resultant force R can be found using the


Pythagorean theorem:

−−−−−−−
R = √R2x + R2y

- The direction of the resultant force θR can be found using the


arctan ≥ nt function:
Ry
θR = arctan( )
Rx

Step 2
5. **Worksheet Questions**:

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- Provide spaces for students to fill in the force table with given values.

- Include ∈ structions to calculate the x and y compo ≠ nts for


each force.

- Include a section for calculating the resultant force's magnitude and direction.

Explanation:
6. **Additional Considerations**:

- Remember to account for the direction of the angles, as they can be measured
clockwise or counterclockwise from the positive x-axis.

- Ensure that students understand how to work with vectors in different quadrants, as
the sign of the components will change.

### Example Calculation:

Let's say we have two forces, F1 and F2 , applied at point O with magnitudes
and directions as given in the diagram (Figure 1).

1. **Given Values**:

- F1 = |F1 | , θ1i
- F2 = |F2 | , θ2i
- F3 = |F3 | , θ3i
2. **Calculations**:

-F1x = |F1 | ⋅ cos(θ1i ) ,

F1y = |F1 | ⋅ sin(θ1i )


=| | ⋅ cos( )
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-F2x = |F2 | ⋅ cos(θ2i ) ,

F2y = |F2 | ⋅ sin(θ2i )


-F3x = |F3 | ⋅ cos(θ3i ) ,

F3y = |F3 | ⋅ sin(θ3i )


3. **Resultant Force**:

- Rx = F1x + F2x + F3x


- Ry = F1y + F2y + F3y
−−−−−−−
- R = √R x + R y
2 2

Ry
- θR = arctan( )
Rx
This worksheet would allow students to plug in the magnitudes and angles of their
forces, perform the calculations, and find the magnitude and direction of the
resultant force. If you have specific values for |F1 | , θ1i , |F2 | , and

θ2i from the diagram, we could go through an examp ≤ calculation


together.

Final Answer
To provide the final answer, I would need the specific values for the magnitudes of the

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forces |F1 | , |F2 | , and |F3 | as well as the angles θ1i , θ2i ,
and θ3i . Without these numerical values, I cannot calculate the resultant force's
magnitude and direction.

If you can provide these values, I can proceed with the calculation.

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