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Question #85746

What is the y-component of a 100 N force that is exerted at 60N to the horizontal

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The y-component of a force

"F_y=\\sqrt{F^2-F_x^2}=\\sqrt{100^2-60^2}=80 N"

Answer: 80 N

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