F₁ = 140 lbs F₂ = 100 lbs 0=15° F₂ = 200 lbs 0 = 40⁰ 0 = 65° X

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Three water skiers are pulled by a boat as shown. Determine the resultant force of the water
skiers and the direction of the resultant measured counterclockwise from the positive x-axis. Draw the
resultant force and label the computed angle on an x-y coordinate system.
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F₁ = 140 lbs
F₂ = 100 lbs
0 = 15°
F₂ = 200 lbs
0
y
= 40°
0 = 65°
X
Transcribed Image Text:F₁ = 140 lbs F₂ = 100 lbs 0 = 15° F₂ = 200 lbs 0 y = 40° 0 = 65° X
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