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1. III-RESULTANT OF NON-CONCURRENT FORCES R2 = Rx 2 + Ry 2 Rx =∑Fx Ry =∑Fy ∑M = Rd θ=tan-1 2. Sample Problems Ex1. Replace the force system by a single force resultant…

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Using Fundamental Identities 5.1 Reciprocal Identities Sin u = Cos u = Tan u = Csc u = Sec u = Cot u = Quotient Identities Tan u = Cot u = Pythagorean Identities sin2 u +…

Fundamental Matter Particles All feel the weak force. Charged leptons feel weak & EM forces Quarks feel weak, EM, & strong Wed. Dec 15 Phy107 Lecture 39 Lepton decay

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1. Our calculation is similar to that shown in Sample Problem 42-1. We set ( )( )0 Cu min5.30MeV= 1/ 4 /K U q q rαε= = π and solve for the closest separation, rmin: (…