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    Feb 28, 2009, 06:38 AM
    manitude and direction of resultant forces
    1st, all angls are measured anti clock wise from the x-axis
    F1= 60, F2 = 45, F3 = 25, F4 = 15 ALL IN NEWTON.
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    Mar 23, 2009, 08:20 AM
    Hello jamshead

    So how far have you come with this question?
    Have you drawn each of these situations? What was your conclusion?
    And how do you apply the number of Newtons in this all?
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