5- Find the resultant of the following forces that make a point on a body, given that they are estimated in Newtons: 150 at an angle of 20, 100 at an angle of 120°, 80 at an angle of 170, 120 at an angle of 240° and all angles are measured with respect to the positive direction of the x-axis.

5- Find the resultant of the following forces that make a point on a body, given that they are estimated in Newtons: 150 at an angle of 20, 100 at an angle of 120°, 80 at an angle of 170, 120 at an angle of 240° and all angles are measured with respect to the positive direction of the x-axis.

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