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How can I calculate the net force of an object?
What is the meaning of net force?
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Net force means the resultant.
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It's very easy to find resultant , if you have knowledge in trigonometry.
Here you can see where the resultant force of each object acts
- In below image consider the object in left hand .(Here you have to deal with angles)
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In first image all forces are act in vertical direction, but in situation ##A## It's not, so we have to get the resultant .
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Resolving forces to the horizontal direction ##150N cos ## ##30^.##- ##60N##
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Resolving forces to the vertical downward direction ##196N## - ##121N##.
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Why we resolved it horizontal direction & vertical direction?
- When finding resultant we should resolve forces into perpendicular direction.
- Why we should resolve forces into perpendicular direction?
- When finding resultant we should resolve forces into perpendicular direction.
Consider the image below,
##F##= Resultant force.
In situation ##A## , what is ##F_x## and ##F_y## ?
- ##F_x## = ##60N##
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##F_y## = -##121N##,
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So to find the resultant force we need both direction and magnitude ,because force is a vector quantity
So here
- Magnitude of resultant here is ##(18241)^(1/2)##= ##135N##
- Direction of resultant= ##arctan##(2) = ##63.43.## degrees to the horizontal.
Then in situation ##A## magnitude of net force is 135N and it is inclined ##63.43.## degrees to the horizontal.
Likewise you can calculate resultant.