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  • Draw The Free Body Diagram:: Cos 1 Cos 60 Cos 60 45

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    This document provides steps to draw the free body diagram for a force F that makes an angle of 60 degrees in the x-z plane and 45 degrees in the y-z plane. It calculates the x, y, and z components of the force F, which has a magnitude of 500 N, to be -250 N, 353.55 N, and 250 N respectively. Therefore, the Cartesian vector representation of the force F is (-250i + 353.55j + 250k).

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    This document provides steps to draw the free body diagram for a force F that makes an angle of 60 degrees in the x-z plane and 45 degrees in the y-z plane. It calculates the x, y, and z components of the force F, which has a magnitude of 500 N, to be -250 N, 353.55 N, and 250 N respectively. Therefore, the Cartesian vector representation of the force F is (-250i + 353.55j + 250k).

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    Draw The Free Body Diagram:: Cos 1 Cos 60 Cos 60 45

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    This document provides steps to draw the free body diagram for a force F that makes an angle of 60 degrees in the x-z plane and 45 degrees in the y-z plane. It calculates the x, y, and z components of the force F, which has a magnitude of 500 N, to be -250 N, 353.55 N, and 250 N respectively. Therefore, the Cartesian vector representation of the force F is (-250i + 353.55j + 250k).

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    Draw the free body diagram:

    cos 1 cos 2 60 cos 2 60


    45o

    Force in x-axis:
    Fx F cos
    500 cos 60o
    250 N

    Force in y-axis:
    Fy F cos
    500 cos 45o
    353.55 N

    Force in z-axis:
    Fy F cos
    500 cos 60o
    250 N
    ur
    F 250i 353.55j 250k
    Therefore, the force in Cartesian vector is

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