How to Resolve Forces or Split a Force in to Two Components and Combine Forces

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[@kendall9298]

They use Fy = F x cosQ But isn’t it supposed to be sin because you need to find opposite with hypotenuse and angle

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crystal clear explanation

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[@yashodeepyashu4194]

How will we get to know that we need to take sin or cos??

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How did you get the last part I am a bit confused can you please help me with this. This is a very good explanation helped me a lot Thank you

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[@ebinantony4313]

for what purpose we r resolving force(or any other quantity) into two trigonometric components ?

[@krishmistry2608]

To balance the other forces acting on a body we mostly resolve forces like gravitational force , tension, normal reaction

[@misunderstandingthing6487]

We do this mainly in physics to calculate net force in a particular direction for eg while pulling a suitcase we can see at what angle the movement will be.

[@randaalnaas6336]

This is a really helpful video! But I am confused at 2:25 why do we do sin30? Like the angle 30 is with X not with Y ! So isn’t it supposed to be sin60? Because 90-30=60 please let me know I am really confused

[@Eurocoded]

Because when you draw the vector diagram (a right-angled triangle) to resolve the force, the adjacent leg represents the horizontal component (F x Cos θ) and opposite leg represents the vertical component (F x Sin θ).

[@riderajay849]

Why horizontal force component is taken fcosΦ and vertical component fsinΦ can we do vice-versa of it

[@BhupendraSingh-xj4by]

Jis direction m angle Bana hua hota h, usi direction m cos@ lete h

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[@ameyajoshi4728]

angle ke adjescent side hamesha cos hota hai....aur opposite side hamesha sin hota hai

[@Eurocoded]

@Rider Because when you draw the vector diagram (a right-angled triangle) to resolve the force, the adjacent leg represents the horizontal component (F x Cos θ) and opposite leg represents the vertical component (F x Sin θ).

[@rewatjd2641]

Sir, why are components used in a conical pendulum

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How to resolve forces of 2 degree redundancy

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[@perfectlord6050]

if two forces are which one should I break? please help I am very confused.... sometimes people, in a pendulum problem, break mg into parts, and in the very same question the tension for the next time in a different case... please help

[@Eurocoded]

The question is not 100% clear to me. If you have two forces, I would resolve/split both forces in the horizontal direction and the vertical direct (X and Y). That makes it easy to look at equilibrium as an example. Hope that helps.

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Thank you

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[@InfotainmentVidyarthi]

What about resolution of force when force is applied at certain angle to a link which is again at some angle (e.g acute angle), will it still be parallel to X-Y axis (the resolution components) ?

[@Eurocoded]

Apurva Upadhyay can you please share a diagram?

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@@Eurocoded is it possible to share it here in the replies ? Or where do you suggest sharing it 🙂

[@Eurocoded]

Apurva Upadhyay you can send a message to facebook.com/eurocoded or upload to a sharing site.

[@Naveen-ek6zf]

in every free body diagrm we have to make component

[@dannycelis7854]

but how do you know when to use cosine or sine

[@PRINCE-zg2yl]

thats what im looking for too..

[@misunderstandingthing6487]

@@PRINCE-zg2yl i cleared it. To the direction where you are making an angle of the component with the resultant you will take cos and other is sin

[@Eurocoded]

Think of a right-angled triangle where the force (F) is represented by the hypotenuse. Then the horizontal component is represented by the adjacent leg. This horizontal component has a value of F • cosθ where θ is the angle between the horizontal axis and the direction of the force. Vertical component has a value of F • sinθ.

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2:06 what is the x for there

[@Nikhilisded]

It's not an x it's multiplication symbol

[@pravisrambaran6550]

How Fcos phita and Fsin phita are form?

[@Eurocoded]

Think of a right-angled triangle where the force (F) is represented by the hypotenuse. Then the horizontal component is represented by the adjacent leg. This horizontal component has a value of F • cosθ where θ is the angle between the horizontal axis and the direction of the force. Vertical component has a value of F • sinθ.

[@kajetan6342]

You did not explained why to use sin or cos, so it make no sence, Why cant I just use Fx = F*sin(theta ) ??

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[@mudassirtariq9301]

in example force f makes an angle 30 with x axis but why we take f=fysin30 ?

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how to find theta?

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it explains it at the end...

[@Eurocoded]

Watch from 3:07

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[@ashharnazeer7133]

8.66 kyse hua

[@mithraraja7229]

10cos30= 10×√3/2 = 5×√3 value of √3 is 1.732 5×1.732= 8.660 = 8.66 Hope u understood...

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