Fx = 3Fx Fy = √Fx Fy = 3Fx Fx = √Fx
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Fx = 3Fx: This equation tells us that Fx is equal to three times Fx. This means that Fx must be equal to zero, since there is no number that can be multiplied by three to give the same number. Show more…
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