22Given the following data,m1 = 30gm2 = 50 gPosition, 81 = 20 degreesPosition, 82 = 210 degreesWhat is the y-component of Force 2?-0.424N-25N43.30N-0.245N

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Position, 01 = 20 degrees Position, 02 = 210 degrees What is the y-component of Fo O -0.424N O -25N O 43.30N -0.245N

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Given the following data,
m1 = 30g
m2 = 50 g
Position, 81 = 20 degrees
Position, 82 = 210 degrees
What is the y-component of Force 2?
-0.424N
-25N
43.30N
-0.245N

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