F2 F1 Figure (4) For figure (4): The ring is subjected to two forces (Fi and F;). Suppose that the resultant force has the value of 225 N and it is located downward in the third quart at angle 40° measured from the y-axis. Set 0 = 30°, ß = 80°. 11- What is the value of the force F? a) 303.6 N b) 245.5 N c) 456.6 N d) 212.1 N e) 372.2 N ) 289.3 N g) None of them

F2 F1 Figure (4) For figure (4): The ring is subjected to two forces (Fi and F;). Suppose that the resultant force has the value of 225 N and it is located downward in the third quart at angle 40° measured from the y-axis. Set 0 = 30°, ß = 80°. 11- What is the value of the force F? a) 303.6 N b) 245.5 N c) 456.6 N d) 212.1 N e) 372.2 N ) 289.3 N g) None of them

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