How To Find The Resultant of Two Vectors

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If we want faster method on this we can use the Pol( and Rec( function of your calculator Pol( :gives you the angle and resultant of force by inputting the resultant component x and y or i and j Rec( :gives you the x and y component by inputting the hypotenuse of the triangle or the given force and the angle Examples are based on this video's variables Example for Rec( : if you want to get the x and y component of force 1 use this function: Rec(200, 30) Resulting value in the calculator: x=173.205, y=100 Note: you can apply this to the force 2 but make sure to finalize your answer with appropriate sign Example for Pol( : if you want to get the resultant force and resultant theta use this function: Pol( 38.9, 312.1) Resulting value in the calculator: r=314.514, theta r = 82.895 What if you use: Pol(- 38.9, 312.1) Resulting value in the calculator: r=314.514, theta = 97.104

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