Resolution of Vectors in 2D | Part 2

Applied Mechanics class on resolution of Vectors in 2D. This video explains more examples on how to resolve a vector into the horizontal and vertical component for a 2-dimensional Cartesian coordinate system..
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[@Chuks_Gabi]

Sir pls why is F2 not sin, since it is to the vertical already???

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Sir pls tan0 is it not supposed to be EFx/EFy

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Sir ur de supper Star bt dat example 2 on resolution of force I have not understood 😢

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Watch again... Be sure you've watched the part 1 so you can have a better foundation for it.

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Sir I don't understand why f3 is to the horizontal and why the angle is 90

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Please go and see part one

[@BaccaratDegen]

It is 90 degrees from the origin

[@bennethphilip1841]

I still don't understand why you make F3 a +ve cos 90°. When f3 inclined at the origin at the vertical?

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F3 is at the origin and pointing downwards. Assume it to be positive while getting horizontal component and of course it is totally negative when taking vertical component of force. Hope this helps.

[@jaramarz8913]

Please check out the first part u will get a brief explanation