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1 Please get a calculator today. 
T4.1b Vectors: I) Find the Horizontal & Vertical Components; II) Find the Resultant of Two Forces Acting on a Point Please get a calculator today. 

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3 OPENER: Given the following vectors, find: (use the Parallelogram Rule on # 3 & #4)
b a a 1) -a 2) - b -a 2b a’ b’ 4) a – b b b 3) a + b a –b’ a + (– b) b a + b –b a a – b a’

4 Active Learning Assignment?

5 #1 #2 #3 LESSON: I) Find the Horizontal & Vertical Components
We know how to get the resultant from two components, but, how do we get the components from a resultant? (Poor orphaned resultant) “It takes a village to raise a child…” Which would make the best parents and why? #1 #2 #3 “Because they were right for each other” -Michael French, Class of 2012

6 The horizontal is 8.6 units and the vertical is 12.3 units.
Ex: Given α = 55° (the direction) and |v| = 15 (the magnitude), find the magnitude of the horizontal and vertical components. ( 1 dec. pl.) y x 15 55 ? hyp. opp. (y) ? adj. (x) The horizontal is 8.6 units and the vertical is 12.3 units. * * * Formulas? *Can say “x value” or “y value” instead

7 The horizontal is 45.8 units and the vertical is 41.8 units.
Try: Given α = 137°40´ and |v| = 62, find the magnitude of the horizontal and vertical components. ( 1 dec. pl.) y 62 Remember to put cos(137°40’) in the calculator as cos( /60) | y | 137°40´ x | x | The horizontal is 45.8 units and the vertical is 41.8 units.

8 * The resultant force is 24.4 newtons. This is Olivia Newton John.
II) Find the Resultant of Two Forces Acting on a Point Ex: Two forces of 15 newtons and 22 newtons act on a point and the angle between them is 100° . Find the magnitude of the resultant force. ( 1 dec. pl.) What other pieces of information can we find? Two things: the resultant does NOT cut the angle in half, and it does not create a right triangle!!! 15 n 22 n 180° – 100° = 80° WHY? 15 n 22 n 100° 80° ? We can now use the Law of Cosines, SAS. * The resultant force is 24.4 newtons. This is Olivia Newton John.

9 The resultant is 50.3 newtons.
Try: Two forces of 25 newtons and 31 newtons act on a point and the angle between them is 52° 40´. Find the magnitude of the resultant force. ( 1 dec. pl.) Remember to subtract 52°40’ from 180°, use °60’ – 52°40’ 25 n 31 n 25 n 31 n 52° 40´. 127° 20´. The resultant is 50.3 newtons.

10 Active Learning Assignment: Vector I Handout 30-46 evens
Answers are in horizontal (x), then vertical (y). Write answers 47, , lbs. 51, , 6642 , N 39.8, lbs.


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