**Educational Explanation:**The task involves experimentally determining the angles and masses needed for two forces to balance. This balance is achieved using an equilibrant force, denoted as E, which counteracts the resultant force, R.### Instructions1. **Record the Experimental Data:** - Measure the angles and the mass necessary (including the hanger) to balance the other two forces.2. **Equilibrant Force (E):** - The force that balances the resultant force, R.3. **Resultant Force (R):** - Calculate this based on the experimental results, ensuring that it has the same magnitude as E but in the opposite direction.### Experimental Data Table| Force | Angle | Mass ||------------|-------|-------|| 1 (F₁) | 30° | 240 g || 2 (F₂) | 130° | 330 g || Equilibrant| | || Resultant | | |This is referred to as **Table #1**.### Note- Ensure that all measurements are accurate and that you correctly include the mass of the hanger in your calculations.This activity allows students to understand vector forces and the concept of equilibrium in physics.

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