6- If you obtained the following results from performing the forces table experiment, the direction of the resultant force FR will be Force (N) 3.4335 Force Direction F1 30° 2.455 F2 130° FR ??? 67° c) 3.86 d) 4 a) 1 b) 2

6- If you obtained the following results from performing the forces table experiment, the direction of the resultant force FR will be Force (N) 3.4335 Force Direction F1 30° 2.455 F2 130° FR ??? 67° c) 3.86 d) 4 a) 1 b) 2

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6- If you obtained the following results from performing the forces
table experiment, the direction of the resultant force FR will be
Force (N)
3.4335
Force
Direction
F1
30°
2.455
F2
130°
FR
???
67°
c) 3.86
d) 4
a) 1
b) 2

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