1. Four forces act on an object, given by A = 46.3 N east, B = 35.3 N north, C = 68.7 N west, D = 74.7 N south. (Assume east is positive x axis and north is positive y axis.) %3D %3D Draw one free body diagram showing all 4 forces. Label the forces A,B,C,D. a. b. Determine the x and y components for all 4 forces. Determine the resultant force. Determine both magnitude, direction (for example NW), and angle from the positive axis. C. d. Draw a graph of the resultant force.

1. Four forces act on an object, given by A = 46.3 N east, B = 35.3 N north, C = 68.7 N west, D = 74.7 N south. (Assume east is positive x axis and north is positive y axis.) %3D %3D Draw one free body diagram showing all 4 forces. Label the forces A,B,C,D. a. b. Determine the x and y components for all 4 forces. Determine the resultant force. Determine both magnitude, direction (for example NW), and angle from the positive axis. C. d. Draw a graph of the resultant force.

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