F₂ F₁ Notation $2, F₁ = F_1 Φι X F₂=F_2 P₁ = phi_1 $2 = phi_2 Two forces act on an object, as shown in the diagram (not drawn precisely to scale), with F_1 = 28_N, phi_1 = 68°, F_2 = 32_N, and phi_2 = 67°. Find the magnitude of the net force on the object.

F₂ F₁ Notation $2, F₁ = F_1 Φι X F₂=F_2 P₁ = phi_1 $2 = phi_2 Two forces act on an object, as shown in the diagram (not drawn precisely to scale), with F_1 = 28_N, phi_1 = 68°, F_2 = 32_N, and phi_2 = 67°. Find the magnitude of the net force on the object.

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Description: Question 5 F₂Notation$2,$1XF₁ = F_1F₂=F_2P₁ = phi_12 = phi_2Two forces act on an object, as shown in the diagram (not drawn precisely to scale),with F_1 = 28_N, phi_1 = 68°, F_2 = 32_N, and phi_2 = 67°. Find the magnitude ofthe net force on the objec

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