3-43. Determine the magnitude of the force P and the orientation of the 200-lb force required to keep the particle in equilibrium. (-1 ft, -7 ft, 4 ft) F3= 200 lb X F₁=360 lb F₂= 120 lb 20° F₁ = 300 lb

3-43. Determine the magnitude of the force P and the orientation of the 200-lb force required to keep the particle in equilibrium. (-1 ft, -7 ft, 4 ft) F3= 200 lb X F₁=360 lb F₂= 120 lb 20° F₁ = 300 lb

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Description: All solutions must include a free-body diagram.3-43. Determine the magnitude of the force P and theorientation of the 200-lb force required to keep the particlein equilibrium.(-1 ft, -7 ft, 4 ft)F3= 200 lbXF₁=360 lbF₂= 120 lb20°F₁ = 300 lb

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