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Problem is here http://engineeringhomework.net/statics/hw1p19.html" I understand that Tr=T1+T2, but the different axis is throwing me off.
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In vector notation, this expression means that the resultant vector (Tr) is equal to the sum of two other vectors (T1 and T2).
The formula can be written as Tr = T1 + T2, where the vectors are typically represented by bold letters or arrows over the letters to indicate their direction.
The rules for adding vectors in vector notation are as follows:
In scalar notation, mathematical equations are written using only numbers and operators, while in vector notation, equations are written using vectors (which have both magnitude and direction) and vector operations (such as addition and multiplication).
This expression is often used in physics to calculate the resultant force or displacement of an object when multiple forces or displacements are acting on it simultaneously. It can also be used to calculate the net momentum or velocity of an object in motion.