The 500 N weight is supported by two cables, the cable forces being Fi & F2. Knowing that the resultant of Fi & F2 is a force of magnitude 500N acting in the +y - direction, determine F, & F2. Use parallelogram rule and trigonometric solution. y F2 35° 50° 500 N

The 500 N weight is supported by two cables, the cable forces being Fi & F2. Knowing that the resultant of Fi & F2 is a force of magnitude 500N acting in the +y - direction, determine F, & F2. Use parallelogram rule and trigonometric solution. y F2 35° 50° 500 N

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