A ring, seen from above, is pulled on by three forces on a horizontal table. The...

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A ring, seen from above, is pulled on by three forces on a horizontal table. The ring is not moving. 1) Draw a force diagram/free-body diagram for the ring 2) Write down Newton's 2nd law for the ring 3) Solve for the unknown force F as a function of the angle 0. 4) If = 45°, how big is the force F? Show your reasoning and calculations √| Ex₁+1₁+ w = ma the force nit= 2x10 sine here & angle. f= Queslin 4?? 20 sin @ N.X 10 N 0 F • 10 N 0 king. A ring, seen from above, is pulled on by three forces on a horizontal table. The ring is not moving. 1) Draw a force diagram/free-body diagram for the ring 2) Write down Newton's 2nd law for the ring 3) Solve for the unknown force F as a function of the angle 0. 4) If = 45°, how big is the force F? Show your reasoning and calculations √| Ex₁+1₁+ w = ma the force nit= 2x10 sine here & angle. f= Queslin 4?? 20 sin @ N.X 10 N 0 F • 10 N 0 king.

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