Plz solve 2 and 3 questions within 20 minutes will definitely upvote 12.13.5.1Two forces F₁ = (2500 N, 62.0°) and F₂ = (1800, 150°) act on a stationary mass.What force F3 (mag. & dir.) would be needed to keep the mass from moving?Three forces F₁ = (800. N, 125°) F₂ = (550 N, 225°) F3 (1200, -25.0°) act onstationary mass. What equilibrant force is required?A 425 kg sign is suspended from the end of a massless strut as shown. What isthe tension in the cable holding up the strut up?Tm = 425 kgA 220 kg sign is suspended form the end of a massless strut 1.50 m long. A cablerunning from the end of the strut to a point 2.25 m above the strut supports thestrut and sign. What is the tension in the cable?olog2.25m T35.0°1.50m 8m = 220 kgA supertanker is being towed by two tugboats as a shown. The tensions in thetowing cables T₁ and T₂ are each 1.6x105 N and are directed at equal angles of30.0° with respect to the tanker axis. If the tanker moves with a constant velocitof 2.00 m/s (i.e. no acceleration), what is the drag of the water on thesupertanker's hull?

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