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α = (Fr sinθ)/m

where F is the force acting on the object

..........r is the radius from the 'centre' of the object to the point of application of force.

..........θ is the angle between r and the vector of the force.

..........m is the moment of inertia of the object.

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Seems like a vague question, but... the most general way to find magnitude in physics and math is to take the square root of the sum of the squares of the x and y components (vectors). = √(x2 + y2).

For example: A force, F, has a horizontal (x) component of 3i and a vertical component (y) of 4j. The magnitude of F would be √(32+42) = 5N

*N=Newtons which is the standard unit of measure for forces.

Next time be more specific if possible - hope this helps.

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Your question has a flaw. If you are using the Richter scale, it would be ML = log10A - log10A0(δ), and if you are using Moment magnitude, it is Mw = (2/3) log Mo - 10.7

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the magnitude and direction of forces can be found out using method of resolution...

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acceleration = (final velocity - initial velocity)/time interval

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total work done / distance

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