Two forces 3N and 4N act on a body in directions due north and due east respectively. Calculate their equilibrant

a

5N 53° east of North

b

5N 53° west of the south

c

5N 37° north of east

d

7N 37° west of North

e

7N 37° south of west

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montty
10 years ago

The ans is B... the equilibrant will be in opposite direction with resultant sO ur ans is the direction of the resultant not the equilibrant therefore 5N 53• west of south

BroTolu
4 years ago

Option B is correct

Equilibrant is different from Resultant

montty
10 years ago

Pls myschool am having probem with my class room messages, wenever I click on the question where I have message I will be re-directed to another question entirely

Refhord
3 years ago

B is the answer although am not really familiar with equilibrium, but from what I learnt is the answer

vinceavae
1 year ago

the answer is b because it is equilibriant not resultant

alvan1
1 year ago

None of the options is correct, the correct answer ought to be 5N, 37° South West or West of South.

alvan1
1 year ago

The correct answer ought to be 5N, 53° South West or West of South.
So option B is correct.
Equilibrant is opposite in direction to the resultant but they are equal in magnitude.

Pr3y6
2 months ago

the ans is b because equ =- Res

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