Q4'The forces FI, F2, and F3, all of which act on point A of the bracket, are specified in three differentways. Determine the x and y scalar components of each of the three forces. (25 Marks)F2= 500 NF1 = 600 N3.350.1 m0.2 m-0.3 mF3= 800 NB-0.4 m-1.

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