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Give step-by-step solution with explanation and final answer: give me 1st question answer.5 d is directed along the positive « 1. The addition of the two vectors below has a magnitude of 00 Ib and is d 7 ici i Na Final your work submission). If Fg =750 Ib, determine the magnitude of F4 in Ib and then achieve this Fp. yA Fy A 9 I Fg In the Answer Box below, enter your answer for part (b) the magnitude (no "+" or ** required) of F (in Ib) Answer 1. The ad in i of th Se t rs 5 on fs ) magnit rey 1 2X Ib and is directed along the positive x axis. Dr fie = n- 1 Fg = 7501, determine (b) the magnitude of Fa in Ib and then (c) in Newtons. Finally find achieve this Fr vA

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Give step-by-step solution with explanation and final answer: give me 1st question answer.Uploaded Image5 d is directed along the positive « 1. The addition of the two vectors below has a magnitude of 00 Ib and is d 7 ici i Na Final your work submission). If Fg =750 Ib, determine the magnitude of F4 in Ib and then achieve this Fp. yA Fy A 9 I Fg In the Answer Box below, enter your answer for part (b) the magnitude (no "+" or ** required) of F (in Ib) Answer 1. The ad in i of th Se t rs 5 on fs ) magnit rey 1 2X Ib and is directed along the positive x axis. Dr fie = n- 1 Fg = 7501, determine (b) the magnitude of Fa in Ib and then (c) in Newtons. Finally find achieve this Fr vA

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Let's break down and solve the problem step-by-step. --- ## **Given:** - Magnitude of resultant vector, \( F_R = 150 \) lb (along positive x-axis) - Magnitude of \( F_B = 750 \) lb (30° below the x-axis) - Need to find the magnitude of \( F_A \) (in lb), where \( F_A \) is at an unknown angle θ above the x-axis. --- ## **Step 1: Express Vectors in Component Form** ### \( F_B \): - \( F_B \) makes a **30° angle below the x-axis**. - x-component: \( F_{Bx} = F_B \cos(30^\circ) \) - y-component: \( F_{By} = F_B \sin(-30^\circ) = -F_B \sin(30^\circ) \) ### \( F_A \): - Let the angle θ be above the x-axis. - x-component: \( F_{Ax} = F_A \cos(\theta) \) - y-component: \( F_{Ay} = F_A \sin(\theta) \) --- ## **Step 2: Write Resultant Components** Since the resultant is along the **positive x-axis**, the y-component must be **zero**: - \( F_{Rx} = F_{Ax} + F_{Bx} = 150 \) lb - \( F_{Ry} = F_{Ay} + F_{By} = \) --- ## **Step 3: Setup the Equations** ### **Y-component:** \[ F_{Ay} + F_{By} = \] \[ F_A \sin(\theta) - F_B \sin(30^\circ) = \] \[ F_A \sin(\theta) = F_B \sin(30^\circ) \] ### **X-component:** \[ F_{Ax} + F_{Bx} = 150 \] \[ F_A \cos(\theta) + F_B \cos(30^\circ) = 150 \] --- ## **Step 4: Substitute and Solve** From the y-component: \[ F_A \sin(\theta) = 750 \times .5 = 375 \] \[ F_A \sin(\theta) = 375 \] \[ \sin(\theta) = \frac{375}{F_A} \] Now for the x-component: \[ F_A \cos(\theta) + 750 \times \frac{\sqrt{3}}{2} = 150 \] \[ F_A \cos(\theta) + 750 \times .866 = 150 \] \[ F_A \cos(\theta) + 649.52 = 150 \] \[ F_A \cos(\theta) = 150 - 649.52 = 850.48 \] \[ \cos(\theta) = \frac{850.48}{F_A} \] --- ## **Step 5: Use \(\sin^2(\theta) + \cos^2(\theta) = 1\)** \[ \left(\frac{375}{F_A}\right)^2 + \left(\frac{850.48}{F_A}\right)^2 = 1 \] \[ \frac{375^2 + 850.48^2}{F_A^2} = 1 \] \[ 375^2 + 850.48^2 = F_A^2 \] \[ 140625 + 723316.63 = F_A^2 \] \[ 863941.63 = F_A^2 \] \[ F_A = \sqrt{863941.63} \approx 929.5 \text{ lb} \] --- ## **Final Answer** ### **The magnitude of \( F_A \) is:** \[ \boxed{929.5 \text{ lb}} \] --- ### **Summary Table** | Quantity | Value | |-------------|---------------| | \( F_A \) | 929.5 lb | Let me know if you also need the answer in Newtons or the value of θ!

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