Finding the magnitude and direction of a vector from a word problem

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[Haadiyah]

I want to know that is the smaller value always above in the fraction when finding direction using tan formula?

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[methoril]

Do you get the same answers for the magnitude and direction when you use the laws of sine and cosine?

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[TV-ubdq]

Hmm why do I feel like the resultant force is wrong, I understand why your changing the vectors into component form, currently, I'm doing vectors in physics and when I use cosine rule to find the resultant force I get approximately 388 N. Perhaps my method has a level of error

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[janlordkennethiran]

i have a question. where is the resultant force there?

[BallCap]

I tried the answering your problem. But my answer is 12.9. Also, thanks foe the lecture. I appreciate it.

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[shraddhanayak]

Sir the value of cos45°=1/√2 . so why did you write √2/2, did you rationalised it?