Determine the magnitude and coordinate direction angles | Hibbeler Statics | Engineers Academy

[@rodney0311]

You forgot to add to add F3 to the resultant.

[@EngineersAcademy2020]

Thanks for correction! F3= 200k, only z component of resultant will change.

[@rodney0311]

@@EngineersAcademy2020 You're welcome. I appreciate your videos.

[@christianfernald1919]

@@EngineersAcademy2020 wouldn't the magnitude of the resultant also change which will give you different coordinate direction angles also?

[@ethanskinner2205]

@@christianfernald1919 yes

[@Maryam-cd1bq]

I think something's wrong with the solution, FRz should be 384k, the result of adding 3 forces in the z direction: 54+130+200 N, instead of 184k, therefore the magnitude of the resultant force should be 407.29 N. I think you just forgot to add the 200 N from F3.
But regardless thank you for your videos and explanations, it saves me!

[@user-si1sh2lr8r]

Thank you so much, please continue the solutions

[@geraldmwenefumbo6185]

thank you very much

[@nhyirabaeric4272]

Pls why was F3 not resolved into components?

[@INNOCENTKALINDE]

Am not getting why you have not included f3 in your calculations

[@EngineersAcademy2020]

That us mistake

[@AmmarHasan-s1c]

This is wrong you have not added F3 which is along z axis