Need help solving #1 If A is a 30 Newton force and B is a 40 Newton force, what is the magnitude and direction of the resultant R obtainedwhen these two vectors are added?60°BMagnitude 60.83N=ADirection = 34.7°A = 30 N at 0°B = 40 N at 60°1. What is the equilibriant force E = -R that would be needed to compensate for the resultant in the above problem?

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If A is a 30 Newton force and B is a 40 Newton force, what is the magnitude and direction of the resultant R obtained when these two vectors are added? 60° B A Magnitude = 60.83N Direction = 34.7° A = 30 N at 0° B = 40 N at 60° 1. What is the equilibriant force E= -R that would be needed to compensate for the resultant in the above problem?

If A is a 30 Newton force and B is a 40 Newton force, what is the magnitude and direction of the resultant R obtained when these two vectors are added? 60° B A Magnitude = 60.83N Direction = 34.7° A = 30 N at 0° B = 40 N at 60° 1. What is the equilibriant force E= -R that would be needed to compensate for the resultant in the above problem?

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