p 4:01A moodle.nct.edu.om4 80%4G OMANTEL l.(1) The Horizontal component 2H of thegiven system (unit is in N) is(2) The Verical component 2V of the givensystem (unit is in N) is(3) The resultant of the given force system is(unit in N) is(4) The direction of Resultant (a ) in degreesisII P 4:01A moodle.nct.edu.om480%* 4G OMANTEL l.Find the magnitude and direction of theresultant force for the system of forcesshown in the figure. Where F1 =15 N, F2=35N, F3 =5 N, F4 =15N. Theangles 01 =15°,02 =25° , 03 = 30°, 04= 20 °(Enter only the values in the boxes byreferring the units given in bracket. Alsoupload the hand written copy in the linkprovided)F2F102F3F4II

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