Equilibrium Problems WorksheetNamePeriod1) Two people pull on a heavy crate. One person pulls directly to the north with a force of 375 N,while the other pulls directly to the east with a force of 435 N. Find the third force required to keep uiecrate in equilibrium. Write both the coordinate pair and the magnitude of the force.DateCoordinates: 435,375)I375N574 NX=0+375+-375=OMagnitude:435N(435,0)Y=435 +0 + -43S = 03752+ 435²= c²140,625 t189,225 =C329,850 =c²574 N2) Three dogs are playing tug-of-war with a rope toy. One dog pulls straight down with a force of 65N, while the other pulls with a force of (65, -45) N. Find the force that the third dog needs to pull withto keep the toy in equilibrium. Write both the coordinate pair and the magnitude of the force.Magnitude:128NCoordinates:lus, -as)(65,-45)X = 65 + 0t-65 =Oニ -4ら+-6S +110 =0ー6S2+-110-e(0;65)4,225 +12,100 =C16,325 =128 N3) Three shoppers are fighting over a case of toilet paper. One pulls to the left with a force of 185 N,while the other pulls with a force of (145, 120) N. If the case is in equilibrium, what is the force of thethird shopper? Write both the coordinate pair and the magnitude of the force.Magnitude:Coordinates:185N

3) Three shoppers are fighting over a case of toilet paper. One pulls to the left with a force of 185 N, while the other pulls with a force of (145, 120) N. If the case is in equilibrium, what is the force of the third shopper? Write both the coordinate pair and the magnitude of the force. Coordinates: Magnitude:

3) Three shoppers are fighting over a case of toilet paper. One pulls to the left with a force of 185 N, while the other pulls with a force of (145, 120) N. If the case is in equilibrium, what is the force of the third shopper? Write both the coordinate pair and the magnitude of the force. Coordinates: Magnitude:

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