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Zainab, Formula has - Sign instead of + So make her understand why we used + ?Using cosine rule: c^2 = a^2 + b^2 +2abcosC
c^2 = 10^2 + 10^2 +2(100)cos 120
C = 10 N
What are you guys talking about
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Zainab, Formula has - Sign instead of + So make her understand why we used + ?Using cosine rule: c^2 = a^2 + b^2 +2abcosC
c^2 = 10^2 + 10^2 +2(100)cos 120
C = 10 N
What are you guys talking about
ikr... it cn never have '+' sign....the law of cosine is a square + b square -2ab cos angle c = c square
that's how my teacher thought methe law of cosine is a square + b square -2ab cos angle c = c square
that's how my teacher thought me
Well then, he/she is teaching you wrong Google itthat's how my teacher thought me
then wat is it?? sorry m confuseddddd...........
maybe this would make more sense
This is how i solved it and explained to you. Maybe the diagram will helpso wat will b the correct solution for this MCQ usama321 ??? i tried ur method but still didnt get it
maybe this would make more sense
then it means that the resultant force is already given in the diagram...This is how i solved it and explained to you. Maybe the diagram will help
if they had given different values then the resultant force would be different and not the same as the forces given in the diagramthen it means that the resultant force is already given in the diagram...
m still confused... btw thnks to allif they had given different values then the resultant force would be different and not the same as the forces given in the diagram
i got it now... the forces to the right is +ve and the forces to the left is -ve...
Bingo!i got it now... the forces to the right is +ve and the forces to the left is -ve...
that's y when we solve the question we get 10N as an answer....
i.e. a^2=(10)^2 + (-10)^2 - 2(10)(-10)cos120
try to clear ur concepts instead of mkng smthng by ur ownBingo!
oktry to clear ur concepts instead of mkng smthng by ur own
yes... i told u ths just to make the whole cncpt clear to all of us...
y u deleted that maths question??
I posted in math doubt, I forgot it is phy doubt thread.y u deleted that maths question??
oh rytI posted in math doubt, I forgot it is phy doubt thread.
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