For Exercises 111–112, assume that the system is in equilibrium with F2 acting directly downward. Calculate the magnitude of the forces F, and F2. Round to the nearest tenth of a pound. 111. 48 120° 112. 18° 30 5 lb 45 lb F1 F2

For Exercises 111–112, assume that the system is in equilibrium with F2 acting directly downward. Calculate the magnitude of the forces F, and F2. Round to the nearest tenth of a pound. 111. 48 120° 112. 18° 30 5 lb 45 lb F1 F2

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For Exercises 111–112, assume that the system is in equilibrium with F2 acting directly downward. Calculate the
magnitude of the forces F, and F2. Round to the nearest tenth of a pound.
111.
48
120°
112.
18°
30
5 lb
45 lb
F1
F2

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