13.] Thirteen spring balances are attached to the center ring of the force table. The following list gives the forces acting on the center ring. Find the equilibrant force needed to maintain the ring at the center of the table. E=5.3 N, 67° N of W 1=5.0 N, S A= 5.0 N, E B= 2.5 N, 0.50° N of E F= 5.0 N, N C= 5.3 N, 67° S of E D= 5.3 N, 67° W of S M=2.5 N, 0.50° E of S J= 2.5 N, 0.50° E of N G=2.5 N, 0.50° W of N K 5.0 N, W H=5.3 N, 67° E of N L=2.5 N, 0.50° S of W

13.] Thirteen spring balances are attached to the center ring of the force table. The following list gives the forces acting on the center ring. Find the equilibrant force needed to maintain the ring at the center of the table. E=5.3 N, 67° N of W 1=5.0 N, S A= 5.0 N, E B= 2.5 N, 0.50° N of E F= 5.0 N, N C= 5.3 N, 67° S of E D= 5.3 N, 67° W of S M=2.5 N, 0.50° E of S J= 2.5 N, 0.50° E of N G=2.5 N, 0.50° W of N K 5.0 N, W H=5.3 N, 67° E of N L=2.5 N, 0.50° S of W

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