Question Four forces (measured in Newtons) act on a crate. The forces are given by the vectors: F₁ = 2121-136ĵ+241k N. F₂ = 108 + 144) + 189k N. F₂ = -400 + 180j + 240k N, and F₂ = -270k N Given: The magnitude of the resultant force = 449.2 N. The work done by the force F, is 770.3J. • The moment of the force F₂ = (-108î - 180k) N/m a) What is the angle (in degrees to 2 decimal places) between the force vectors F₂ and F3? b) What is the force vector, F, that acts in the opposite direction to the force F₂ and has magnitude of 203 Newtons?

Question Four forces (measured in Newtons) act on a crate. The forces are given by the vectors: F₁ = 2121-136ĵ+241k N. F₂ = 108 + 144) + 189k N. F₂ = -400 + 180j + 240k N, and F₂ = -270k N Given: The magnitude of the resultant force = 449.2 N. The work done by the force F, is 770.3J. • The moment of the force F₂ = (-108î - 180k) N/m a) What is the angle (in degrees to 2 decimal places) between the force vectors F₂ and F3? b) What is the force vector, F, that acts in the opposite direction to the force F₂ and has magnitude of 203 Newtons?

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