Please help! Two forces F₁ and F₂ act on an object at a point P as shown in the figure below. Themagnitudes of F₁ and F₂ are 10 lb and 18 lb, respectively. Find the magnitude of theresultant force F acting at P. Round the result to the nearest tenth. Use your trig skills!F₁45°P30°F₂

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Two forces F₁ and F₂ act on an object at a point P as shown in the figure below. The magnitudes of F₁ and ₂ are 10 lb and 18 lb, respectively. Find the magnitude of the resultant force F acting at P. Round the result to the nearest tenth. Use your trig skills! F₁ 45° F 30° F₂

Two forces F₁ and F₂ act on an object at a point P as shown in the figure below. The magnitudes of F₁ and ₂ are 10 lb and 18 lb, respectively. Find the magnitude of the resultant force F acting at P. Round the result to the nearest tenth. Use your trig skills! F₁ 45° F 30° F₂

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