ENGINEERING MECHANICS BME 1205 - Foxit ReaderHomeCommentFill & SignFormProtectShareConnectHelpO Tell me what you want to do..Starta FindENGINEERING MECHAN.TryTwo forces P and Q act on a bolt.Determine the resultant and itsQ = 60 Ndirection.25°P = 40 NAns: R = 98 N, a = 35°| 20°A09/07/2021BME 1205 Force Vectors261 ( 26 / 28目回四Engr MechanicsENGINEERING MEC11:23 PM9/2/2021

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Two forces P and Q act on a bolt. Determine the resultant and its Q = 60 N %3D direction. 25° P = 40 N Ans: R = 98 N, a = 35° 20° A

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