The helicopter view in the figure below shows two people pulling on a stubbornmule. Here F, = 138N and F2 = 69.0 N . (a) Find the single force that isequivalent to the two forces shown. Frot = 193N; 9 = 74.6° (counterclockwise from the +x-axis)文,元,后FF75.0°60.0°RxFixFry?FoyRy:

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Here F, alent to the two forces shown. Frot= 193N; 0 = 74.6° (counterclock = 138N and F2 = 69.0 N . (a) Find the single f

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