Knowing that the resultant is 12.5 kN directed at 47.7° E of N, determine themagnitude and direction of force P.1.4 kN6 kN

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Knowing that the resultant is 12.5 kN directed at 47.7° E of N, determine the magnitude and direction of force P. 1. 4 kN 6 kN