2D Equilibrium: T= 378 N, D1 = 119 degrees, and D2 = 68 degrees: Solve for F and P. Upload your 2D Equilibrium work in the next question. For this question just type in 1 as the answer. D10 D2° 4 F 3.

2D Equilibrium: T= 378 N, D1 = 119 degrees, and D2 = 68 degrees: Solve for F and P. Upload your 2D Equilibrium work in the next question. For this question just type in 1 as the answer. D10 D2° 4 F 3.

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