Please answer all the question in the given problem. Kindly show clear and complete solutions. Thank you SITUATION:SITUATION 1: Given the following forces: F,= 390 lb 70° S of E= 300 lb 30° N of E. F, = 200 lb S 40 E.= 224 lb W 25 N, and F,a. Illustrate the forces in a cartesian plane (Answer Sheet)b. Determine the components of each of the forces (Answer Sheet, encloseeach component)c. Solve for the resultant of the forces.

Given forces and direction are, F1=300 lb 30° N of EF2=200 lb S 40° EF3=224 lb W 25°…

SITUATION: SITUATION 1: Given the following forces: F, = 300 lb 30° N of E. F, = 200 lb S 40 E. = 390 lb 70° S of E %3D F3 = 224 lb W 25° N, and F, a. Illustrate the forces in a cartesian plane (Answer Sheet) b. Determine the components of each of the forces (Answer Sheet, enclose each component) c. Solve for the resultant of the forces.

SITUATION: SITUATION 1: Given the following forces: F, = 300 lb 30° N of E. F, = 200 lb S 40 E. = 390 lb 70° S of E %3D F3 = 224 lb W 25° N, and F, a. Illustrate the forces in a cartesian plane (Answer Sheet) b. Determine the components of each of the forces (Answer Sheet, enclose each component) c. Solve for the resultant of the forces.

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