The force F= 600 lb is shown in the figure.What is the X-component of F in Newton?b.1.a.What is the component of F in the X'-axis in Newton?C.What is the component of F in the Y'-axis in Newton?YFRX.X'

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The force F= 600 lb is shown in the figure. What is the X-component of F in Newton? b. 1. a. What is the component of F in the X-axis in Newton? What is the component of F in the Y'-axis in Newton? C. FR X'