The adjacent figure shown a force table where two forces act on the ring at the middle. The magnitude and angie of the balance torce that returnsthe ring to the equilibrium position are:F2 = 100 N, 120°F= 150 N, 45°O a 190 N, 74Ob 201 N, 74•C 201 N, 254°O d. 250 N, 185°O e. 190 N, 254°

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The adjacent figure shown a force table where two forces act on the ring at the middle. The magnitude and angie of the balance torce that returns
the ring to the equilibrium position are:
F2 = 100 N, 120°
F= 150 N, 45°
O a 190 N, 74
Ob 201 N, 74
•C 201 N, 254°
O d. 250 N, 185°
O e. 190 N, 254°

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