Two people are pulling on a toboggan. One person is pulling directly north with a force of 75 N while the other person is pulling due east with a force of 100 N. The resultant of these two forces is Select one: O a. 175 N at 45° N of E O b. 125 N at 37° N of E

Two people are pulling on a toboggan. One person is pulling directly north with a force of 75 N while the other person is pulling due east with a force of 100 N. The resultant of these two forces is Select one: O a. 175 N at 45° N of E O b. 125 N at 37° N of E

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Two people are pulling on a toboggan. One person is pulling directly north with a force of 75 N while the other person is pulling due east with a
force of 100 N. The resultant of these two forces is
Select one:
O a.
O b.
O C
O d.
175 N at 45° N of E
125 N at 37° N of E
175 N at 45° S of W
125 N at 37° S of W

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