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A 444 N was applied to a 121 kg block, find the normal force if the angle theta is 25 degrees. F Select one: O a. 1187.0100N O b. 784.6093 N O c. 999.3675 N O d. 1589.4107 N O e. 825.1506 N

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Chapter2: Vectors

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Problem 2.13CYU: Check Your Understanding Find the angle between forces F1and F3in Example 2.16.

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A 444 N was applied to a 121 kg block, find the normal force if the angle theta is 25 degrees.
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Select one:
O a. 1187.0100N
O b. 784.6093 N
O c. 999.3675 N
O d. 1589.4107 N
O e. 825.1506 N

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