2. Kindly answer this and show your solution. 2. From the figure, Force F is directed at an angle 0 from + x - axis and the 250 KN force is actingat a slope of 5:12.Figure:+ y+ x - axis5112250 KNa. Find the Force F and L0 if the resultant is 400 KN upward to the right with a slope of 3horizontal to 4 vertical. Use only the given slope in the computation.b. Find Force F and L0 with the +x – axis if the resultant is zero.

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2. From the figure, Force F is directed at an angle 0 from + x - axis and the 250 KN force is acting at a slope of 5:12. Figure: + y F + x - axis 5L 12 250 KN

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