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Transcribed Image Text:Assume the following forces are acting on an object:
F₁ = 40N at 165 degrees
F2 45N at 240 degrees
F360N at 45 degrees
F470N at 295 degrees
All angles are angles in standard position.
1) What are the components of the resultant force vector?
2) What is the resultant force and direction angle?
(Round the components of your resultant vector, the resultant force, and the direction angle to the nearest tenth. Make sure your final
direction angle is between o degrees and 360 degrees.)
Answer Attempt 1 out of 100
1) The resultant force vector is F = <
2) The resultant force is
N and the direction angle is
degrees.
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