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The four pairs of force vectors are given, which pairs of force vectors cannot be added to give a resultant vector of magnitude 10N ?

A

2N,13N

B

5N,16N

C

7N,8N

D

100N,105N

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To solve the problem of determining which pairs of force vectors cannot be added to give a resultant vector of magnitude 10N, we will follow these steps: ### Step 1: Understand the Range of Resultant Forces The resultant force \( F_R \) from two force vectors \( F_1 \) and \( F_2 \) can vary based on their magnitudes and the angle between them. The minimum and maximum resultant forces can be calculated using the following formulas: - Maximum Resultant Force: \[ F_{R_{max}} = F_1 + F_2 \] - Minimum Resultant Force: \[ F_{R_{min}} = |F_1 - F_2| \] ### Step 2: Analyze Each Pair of Forces We will apply the above formulas to each of the given pairs of forces to find their minimum and maximum resultant forces. #### Pair A: \( F_1 = 2N, F_2 = 13N \) - Minimum: \[ F_{R_{min}} = |2 - 13| = 11N \] - Maximum: \[ F_{R_{max}} = 2 + 13 = 15N \] - Resultant Range: \( [11N, 15N] \) - Since 10N is not in this range, this pair cannot give a resultant of 10N. #### Pair B: \( F_1 = 5N, F_2 = 16N \) - Minimum: \[ F_{R_{min}} = |5 - 16| = 11N \] - Maximum: \[ F_{R_{max}} = 5 + 16 = 21N \] - Resultant Range: \( [11N, 21N] \) - Since 10N is not in this range, this pair cannot give a resultant of 10N. #### Pair C: \( F_1 = 7N, F_2 = 8N \) - Minimum: \[ F_{R_{min}} = |7 - 8| = 1N \] - Maximum: \[ F_{R_{max}} = 7 + 8 = 15N \] - Resultant Range: \( [1N, 15N] \) - Since 10N is in this range, this pair can give a resultant of 10N. #### Pair D: \( F_1 = 100N, F_2 = 105N \) - Minimum: \[ F_{R_{min}} = |100 - 105| = 5N \] - Maximum: \[ F_{R_{max}} = 100 + 105 = 205N \] - Resultant Range: \( [5N, 205N] \) - Since 10N is in this range, this pair can give a resultant of 10N. ### Step 3: Conclusion The pairs of forces that cannot be added to give a resultant vector of magnitude 10N are: - Pair A: \( (2N, 13N) \) - Pair B: \( (5N, 16N) \) ### Final Answer **The pairs of force vectors that cannot give a resultant vector of magnitude 10N are:** - Pair A: \( (2N, 13N) \) - Pair B: \( (5N, 16N) \)
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