🔺03 - Resolving a force into Rectangular Components | Adding Coplanar Forces

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excuse me sir can you solve the last question using parallelogram form

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yes, you can. to do so, you'll need to apply the principle of parallelogram twice considering two forces at a time, for effectiveness solve the resultant of the two forces on the left, and do same for the resultant and the third force. you much arrive at the same answer.

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