Problem 01. (A-ODD)Given P1 = 40 Ibs and P2 = 100 lbs. (Use negative sign to indicate a direction of going down and going tothe left.)15129a.Determine the resultant of the two forces.b. Determine the components of the resultant along x axis.C.Determine the components of the resultant along y axis.

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Problem 01. (A-ODD)
Given P1 = 40 Ibs and P2 = 100 lbs. (Use negative sign to indicate a direction of going down and going to
the left.)
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a.
Determine the resultant of the two forces.
b. Determine the components of the resultant along x axis.
C.
Determine the components of the resultant along y axis.

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