2. Two horses pull horizontally on ropes attached to a stump. The two forces F1 and F2 that they apply to the stump are bsuch that the net (resultant) force R has a magnitude equal to that F1 of and makes an angle of 90 degrees with F1. Let F1 = 1300 N and R = 1300 N also. Find the magnitude of F2 and its direction (relative to F1). 2 135 degrees, CCW from F1 O 115 degrees, CCW from F1 95 degrees, CCW from F1 78 degrees, CCW from F1 O No Answer

2. Two horses pull horizontally on ropes attached to a stump. The two forces F1 and F2 that they apply to the stump are bsuch that the net (resultant) force R has a magnitude equal to that F1 of and makes an angle of 90 degrees with F1. Let F1 = 1300 N and R = 1300 N also. Find the magnitude of F2 and its direction (relative to F1). 2 135 degrees, CCW from F1 O 115 degrees, CCW from F1 95 degrees, CCW from F1 78 degrees, CCW from F1 O No Answer

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