Resolving vectors - Splitting a Force into Components | ExamSolutions

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+Loody Nagy I did not set up a positive sense. I am only looking at the magnitude of the force. However, yes, if I took the right to be positive then it would be - 20 cos 60

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@Vipa567 No. You could say cos 30 though but I would always encourage my students to use the angle given.

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