NEW ARTICLE: How to Find the resultant of multiple vectors with Python!
Using Python We can do many complex calculations.
I learned how to calculate Resultant Vector using a formula with its size and direction in my Physics class. Then, I simply developed a CLI software to calculate the resultant of given two vectors Hope you like it :>)
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Step :1
You need to install python on your computer. No matter what the operating system is you can find the ideal version of python from the official website of Python org
And you will need a code editor like VS code and can download it with a simple Google search.
(Hope you hate the first step Haha )
Step 2:
we use the math module to calculate our resultant vector. The method I used as follows
math.radians() : converts degrees to radians
math.degrees() : converts radians to degrees
math.sqrt() : find the square root of a number
math.atan() :find the tan inverse
Step 3:
the formula I used to calculate the size of the resultant is as follows:
R2=p2+Q2+2PQ cos θ
R : size of the resultant vector
p: size of the first vector
Q: size of the second vector
Theta: angle between first and second vectors
Read the scientific side of this formula:https://www.phyley.com/find-resultant-force
Step : 3:
find the code below :
https://github.com/chamodhk/resultant
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