A 2kg object is subjected to three forces that give it an acceleration →a=−8m/s2^i. If two of the three forces are F1=(30.0N)^i+16.0N)^j and F2=−(12N)^i+(8N)^j, find the third force.
A
(34N)^i+(24N)^j
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B
(−34N)^i−(24N)^j
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C
(18N)^i+(24N)^j
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D
−(18N)^i+(24N)^j
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Solution
The correct option is B(−34N)^i−(24N)^j Given: Acceleration of the body, →a=−8m/s2^i F1=(30N)^i+(16N)^j and F2=−(12N)^i+(8N)^j
Net force acting on the object F=ma=2x(−8)^i=−(16N)^i
Let the third force be F3=(x)^i+(y)^j ⇒F1+F2+F3=−(16N)^i ⇒30^i+16^j−12^i+8^j+x^i+y^j=−16^i ⇒(30−12+x)^i+(16+8+y)^j=−16^i ⇒18+x=−16 and 24+y=0 ⇒x=−34N and y=−24N ∴ The third force =F3=−(34N)^i−(24N)^j