3. Find the resultant of the following concurrent forces graphically and analytically:F, = 100 N along -y-axisF2 = 200 N 30° clockwise from the +x-axisF; = 150 N 240° counterclockwise from the +x-axisF. = 50 N 45° above -x-axisF; = 80 N 60° above +x-axis

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3. Find the resultant of the following concurrent forces graphically and analytically: F, = 100 N along -y-axis F, = 200 N 30° clockwise from the +x-axis F, = 150 N 240° counterclockwise from the +x-axis F. = 50 N 45° above -x-axis F; = 80 N 60° above +x-axis

3. Find the resultant of the following concurrent forces graphically and analytically: F, = 100 N along -y-axis F, = 200 N 30° clockwise from the +x-axis F, = 150 N 240° counterclockwise from the +x-axis F. = 50 N 45° above -x-axis F; = 80 N 60° above +x-axis

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