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    Oct 21, 2011, 06:35 PM
    The 10.5 N weight is in equilibrium under the influence of the three forces acting on
    The 10.5 N weight is in equilibrium under the
    Influence of the three forces acting on it. The
    5.9 N force acts from above on the left at an
    Angle of with the horizontal. The 6.6 N
    Force acts from above on the right at an angle
    Of 2 with the horizontal. The 10.5 N force
    Acts straight down.
    Note: and 2 are not to scale.
    What is the angle 2 of the 6.6 N force as
    Shown in the figure above?
    Answer in units of N
    What is the angle of the 5.9 N force as
    Shown in the figure above?
    Answer in units of 
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    Oct 22, 2011, 07:39 AM
    Please, type your question by hand to avoid things which do not appear such as symbols and pictures.

    And on the same note, please, try out the question, put your attempts at it. We'll look into that and guide you in the correct direction from there.
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