The figure below shows the top view of two forces F and acting on an object. The figure is 1. drawn to scale, where each square represents a o.50 N force. Determine the magnitude of the total force. Draw a neat vector representation of this total force. Scale: 1 square = 0.50 N

The figure below shows the top view of two forces F and acting on an object. The figure is 1. drawn to scale, where each square represents a o.50 N force. Determine the magnitude of the total force. Draw a neat vector representation of this total force. Scale: 1 square = 0.50 N

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Scale: 1 square = 0.50 N

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