To push a crate from point A to point B at the door of a warehouse, a resultant force of 2500 N is needed. To accomplish this, Pedro Juancho, and Joe Marie volunteered to push the crate. If Pedro exerts 750 N and Juancho exerts 1500 N in the direction shown, determine the force that Jose Marie must exert to move the crate to desired location. WAREHOUSE в Pedro 15 m 20 m Jose Marie Juancho 20

To push a crate from point A to point B at the door of a warehouse, a resultant force of 2500 N is needed. To accomplish this, Pedro Juancho, and Joe Marie volunteered to push the crate. If Pedro exerts 750 N and Juancho exerts 1500 N in the direction shown, determine the force that Jose Marie must exert to move the crate to desired location. WAREHOUSE в Pedro 15 m 20 m Jose Marie Juancho 20

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