Force F- (4i - 2j + 7k) kips acts at point C. A(0,7,7)ft C(7.0,0)t fB(8,8,0)n Resolve force F into components parallel and perpendicular to the following lines. (Enter your answers in vector form in kips.) (a) a line that passes through points A and B kips F -( kips (b) a line that passes through points A and C F, - (L kips kips (c) a line that passes through points B and C F, -(| kips kips

Force F- (4i - 2j + 7k) kips acts at point C. A(0,7,7)ft C(7.0,0)t fB(8,8,0)n Resolve force F into components parallel and perpendicular to the following lines. (Enter your answers in vector form in kips.) (a) a line that passes through points A and B kips F -( kips (b) a line that passes through points A and C F, - (L kips kips (c) a line that passes through points B and C F, -(| kips kips

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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