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3. Two forces F₁ and F₂ push on an object with an angle of 70° between them. If |F₁|=170N and the resultant force has a magnitude of 200N, then determine the magnitude of F, and the angle that it makes with the resultant. Include a diagram with your solution.

3. Two forces F₁ and F₂ push on an object with an angle of 70° between them. If |F₁|=170N and the resultant force has a magnitude of 200N, then determine the magnitude of F, and the angle that it makes with the resultant. Include a diagram with your solution.

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