Two forces act on an object, as shown in the figure above. F =5.0 N, F = 1.0 N, 01 = 60°, and 02 = 240°. What is themagnitude and direction of the x component of the net force on theobject?Pick the correct answerо 4.014.0î NO 3.5î N-4.4î NO 5.5î NO 2.0î Nswer SavedSubmit(Not all questions have been saved)

F1→ = 5 N F2→ = 1 N θ1 = 60° θ2 = 240° To find = x component of resultant force

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