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If the resultant force between the two forces acting on the hook is 12.5 kN, determine the angle between the resultant and the vertical. Take F₁ as 9.7 kN and F₂ as 5.6 kN.

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If the resultant force between
the two forces acting on the
hook is 12.5 kN, determine
the angle between the
resultant and the vertical.
Take F₁ as 9.7 kN and F2 as
5.6 kN.
F₁
F₂

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