A 10-kg box is being pulled by a 50-N force that is inclined at 20° withrespect to the horizontal. What is the component of the force that is parallel withthe surface in which the box is being pulled?3.A. 17.10NB. 27.10NC. 36.98ND. 46.98N 2. Given 3 vectors: Vector 1 is 500N at 30°, Vector 2 is 300N at 150° andVector 3 is 400N at 270°, what is the magnitude of the resultant vector?A.137.21 NB. 143.71NC. 173.21ND. 177.31N

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3. A 10-kg box is being pulled by a 50-N force that is inclined at 20° with respect to the horizontal. What is the component of the force that is parallel with the surface in which the box is being pulled? A. 17.10N B. 27.10N C. 36.98N D. 46.98N

3. A 10-kg box is being pulled by a 50-N force that is inclined at 20° with respect to the horizontal. What is the component of the force that is parallel with the surface in which the box is being pulled? A. 17.10N B. 27.10N C. 36.98N D. 46.98N

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