If the magnitude of the resultant force is to be 20 kN directed along the positive x- axis, determine the magnitude of force T on the eyebolt and its angle 0. a = 60°. T 8 kN OT=25.00kN; 0 = 73.90° O NONE OF THE GIVEN CHOICES T= 22.30KN; 0 = 79.70° T= 17.45KN; 0 = 66.60° T= 9.00KN; 0 = 63.60°

If the magnitude of the resultant force is to be 20 kN directed along the positive x- axis, determine the magnitude of force T on the eyebolt and its angle 0. a = 60°. T 8 kN OT=25.00kN; 0 = 73.90° O NONE OF THE GIVEN CHOICES T= 22.30KN; 0 = 79.70° T= 17.45KN; 0 = 66.60° T= 9.00KN; 0 = 63.60°

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If the magnitude of the resultant force is to be 20 kN directed along the positive x-
axis, determine the magnitude of force T on the eyebolt and its angle 0. a = 60°.
8 kN
OT= 25.00KN; 0 = 73.90°
O NONE OF THE GIVEN CHOICES
OT=22.30kN; 0 = 79.70°
OT= 17.45KN; 0 = 66.60°
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OT=9.00KN; 0 = 63.60°
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