Q3. Solve Find the resultant by head-to-tail method:3.120°80 lb60 lb4.Y30°250 lb45°375 lb77777

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Find the resultant by head-to-tail method: 3. 120° 80 lb 60 lb

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Find the resultant by head-to-tail method:
3.
120°
80 lb
60 lb
4.
Y30°
250 lb
45°
375 lb
77777

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