Three forces Fi Fa and F, oct on a ring that is in equilibrium. Which of these statements is not correctF1F2Oa The resultant force of F, F2 and Fy is equal zero.OB The three forces are in the same plane.CFils the resultant of fi and F2.d. Both a and b are correct.Clear my choice

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Three forces F, F2 and F, act on a ring that is in equilibrium. Which of these statements is not correct F1 F2 The resuitant force of F, F and Fy is equal zero. Ob. The three forces are in the same plane. CFils the resultant of f and Fz. Od. Both a and b are correct Clear my choice

Three forces F, F2 and F, act on a ring that is in equilibrium. Which of these statements is not correct F1 F2 The resuitant force of F, F and Fy is equal zero. Ob. The three forces are in the same plane. CFils the resultant of f and Fz. Od. Both a and b are correct Clear my choice

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Chapter5: Newton's Law Of Motion

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