Given:        Pa = 20 kN; Pb = 10 kN; α = 75°Solve for θ, from the resultant P.QUESTION 6ANSWERA.23.15°B.16.15°C.15.16°D.25.13°

Pa = 20 kN; Pb = 10 kN; α = 75°Solve for the resultant P (kN).QUESTION 5ANSWERA.10.15B.22.59C.24.57D.9.96

Given:        P = 35 kN; θ = 15°; α = 75°What is the b-component (kN) of P.QUESTION 4ANSWERA.20.59B.10.59C.31.38D.9.38

iven:        P = 35 kN; θ = 15°; α = 75°What is the a-component (kN) of P.QUESTION 3ANSWERA.9.38B.31.38C.20.59D.10.59

Solve for the resultant (kN) of the concurrent forces shown.        Given:        P =20 kN; Q = 15 kN; R = 5 kN; S = 5 kN        θ = 60°; α = 45°; β = 19°.QUESTION 1ANSWERA.25.55B.24.33C.39.16D.40.12

What is the direction of the resultant of the concurrent forces shown from the positive x-axis?        Given:        P =20 kN; Q = 15 kN; R = 5 kN; S = 5 kN        θ = 60°; α = 45°; β = 19°.QUESTION 2ANSWERA.26.91°B.144.43°C.37.76°D.153.09°