ure: A force of 35 N is applied at a 125° angle to an object while a second force of 60 N is applied to the same object at 220°. A third force of 97N is applied to the object at 83°. Determine the resultant force and direction being applied to the object.

ure: A force of 35 N is applied at a 125° angle to an object while a second force of 60 N is applied to the same object at 220°. A third force of 97N is applied to the object at 83°. Determine the resultant force and direction being applied to the object.

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