F1=18 N X2=8 mF2=18 N X3=10 mF3=27 N X4=17 mF4=11 N F1F2F3F4AX2X3X43. Determine the magnitude (N) of the resultant force.4. Determine the location (m) of the resultant forcefrom point A.

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