Respuesta :

We have

[tex]T=\sqrt{F_x^2+F_y^2+F_z^2}[/tex]

And we know that

[tex]T=15,\quad F_z=F_x,\quad F_x=2F_y[/tex]

So, we can actually express the variables in term of numbers and [tex]F_y[/tex] alone:

[tex](T,F_x,F_y,F_z)=(15, 2F_y,F_y,2F_y)[/tex]

And the expression becomes

[tex]15=\sqrt{(2F_y)^2+(F_y)^2+(2F_y)^2} \iff 15=\sqrt{9F_y^2}=3F_y[/tex]

And dividing both sides by 3 we get

[tex]3F_y=15 \iff F_y=5[/tex]

And since [tex]F_z=2F_y[/tex], we have [tex]F_z=10[/tex]

Answer:

Option B. 10N

Step-by-step explanation:

Data obtained from the question include:

T = √[(fx)^2 + (fy)^2 (fz)^2]

T = 15N

Fx = fz = 2fy

15 = √[(2fy)^2 + (fy)^2 (2fy)^2]

15 = √[(4fy^2 + fy^2 + 4fy^2]

15 = √[9fy^2]

Take the square root of both side:

15^2 = (√[9fy^2])^2

225 = 9fy^2

Divide both side by the coefficient of fy^2 i.e 9

fy^2 = 225/9

fy^2 = 25

Take the square root of both side

√(fy)^2 = √25

Fy = 5N

But; fz = 2fy

Fz = 2 x 5

Fz = 10N

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