The following forces are acting on an object: 20N 90 degrees, 1ON 240 degrees and 6N O degrees. Find the magnitude and direction of the resultant using mathematical method. Problem Solving: Choose the correct answer. 9.38 N, 90 degrees O 12.58 N, 84.96 degrees O 1.48 N, 90 degrees O 11.38 N, 84.96 degrees

The following forces are acting on an object: 20N 90 degrees, 1ON 240 degrees and 6N O degrees. Find the magnitude and direction of the resultant using mathematical method. Problem Solving: Choose the correct answer. 9.38 N, 90 degrees O 12.58 N, 84.96 degrees O 1.48 N, 90 degrees O 11.38 N, 84.96 degrees

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