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What is the net force on an object if the two forces acting are 10 N north and 5 N west? 11.2 N at 116.6° 15 N at 116.6° 11.2 N at 63.4° 15 N at 63.4°

What is the net force on an object if the two forces acting are 10 N north and 5 N west? 11.2 N at 116.6° 15 N at 116.6° 11.2 N at 63.4° 15 N at 63.4°
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What is the net force on an object if the two forces acting are 10 N north and 5 N west?

11.2 N at 116.6°

15 N at 116.6°

11.2 N at 63.4°


15 N at 63.4°

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Answer:

15N at 116.60°

Step-by-step explanation:

add the forces at an angle greater than 90°

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