please help with questions 13 and 14 13. Forces F1 and F2 act concurrently on point P, asshown in the diagram below.F, = 10. NNorthP.F2 = 10. NEastThe equilibrant of Fi and F2 isB) 14 N southeastD) 20. N southeastA) 14 N southwestC) 20. N southwest14. A car travels 12 kilometers due north and then 8kilometers due west going from town A to town B.What is the magnitude of the displacement of ahelicopter that flies in a straight line from town Ato town B ?B) 14 kmD) 4 kmA) 20. kmC) 10. km

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13. Forces F1 and F2 act concurrently on point P, as shown in the diagram below. F, = 10. N North %3D P. F2 = 10. N East The equilibrant of Fi and F2 is A) 14 N southwest C) 20. N southwest B) 14 N southeast D) 20. N southeast

13. Forces F1 and F2 act concurrently on point P, as shown in the diagram below. F, = 10. N North %3D P. F2 = 10. N East The equilibrant of Fi and F2 is A) 14 N southwest C) 20. N southwest B) 14 N southeast D) 20. N southeast

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