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Find the magnitude of the two pulling forces P and Q when their resultant is 50 N at 20° with Q. P 20°​
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Find the magnitude of the two pulling forces P and Q when their resultant is 50 N at 20° with Q. P 20°​

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Two forces P and Q whose resultant is 10Newton are at right angles to each other. If P makes 30 degrees with resultant.Show me the workings of the magnitude of Q in Newton and the diagram of the vectors.
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