STATICS OF RIGID BODIES : X AND Y COMPONENT OF FORCE SYSTEMS | PART 1 | ENGINEERING MECHANICS|

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Question. When will we subtract the angles? For example in FORCE T, won't we subtract the angle first for 270 degrees because it is in the third quadrant? Like, -200 cos (270-40=230)= 128.56

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You don't need to subtract angles. The angle that you will be using will be the angle shown in the problem.

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However, subtraction of angles can also be considered if you want to use the Sine function in solving the X component. Whereby, negative 200 cosine 40 is the same as negative 200 sine 50. (50 was solved by subtracting 40 from 90). Same concept with the Y component, instead of using sine, you can also use cosine. 🙂

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You didn't subtract the value of angle
30. 30 is in fourth quartile you have to subtract it from 360.

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