Closure:A dog walker is trying to control three different dogs. One is pulling N72W with a force of 24 Ibs. A secondis pulling S13E with a force of 40 Ibs. The third is pulling S71W with a force of 34 Ibs. VWhat is themagnitude, direction angle and bearing of the force that the dog walker must apply so that she is inequilibrium?

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Closure: A dog walker is trying to control three different dogs. One is pulling N72W with a force of 24 Ibs. A second is pulling S13E with a force of 40 lbs. The third is pulling S71W with a force of 34 lbs. What is the magnitude, direction angle and bearing of the force that the dog walker must apply so that she is in equilibrium?

Closure: A dog walker is trying to control three different dogs. One is pulling N72W with a force of 24 Ibs. A second is pulling S13E with a force of 40 lbs. The third is pulling S71W with a force of 34 lbs. What is the magnitude, direction angle and bearing of the force that the dog walker must apply so that she is in equilibrium?

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