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Two ropes are attached to a tire on the ground. The first rope exerts a force of 205. N in a direction 14.9 degrees west of north. The second rope exerts a force of 362. N in a direction 27.6 degrees east of south. Find the magnitude (in N) of the net force on the tire
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