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A force of 6.00 newtons on a car bumper makes an angle of 28.5 degrees with the ground. What is the vertical component of this force vector?
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A force of 6.00 newtons on a car bumper makes an angle of 28.5 degrees with the ground. What is the vertical component of this force vector?
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a force of 6.00 newtons on a car bumper makes an angle of 28.5 degrees with the ground. What is the vertical component of this force vector?
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6sin(28.5) Newtons I believe is correct
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