A 1.8 kg ball experiences two forces simultaneously as shown. 78 N Fnet = 80.5N north 5.6° F? If the Net Force acting on the ball is 80.5 N at an angle of 75.6° N of E, what is the magnitude of the unknown force, F? O 20N O 158N O 112N O 2.5N

A 1.8 kg ball experiences two forces simultaneously as shown. 78 N Fnet = 80.5N north 5.6° F? If the Net Force acting on the ball is 80.5 N at an angle of 75.6° N of E, what is the magnitude of the unknown force, F? O 20N O 158N O 112N O 2.5N

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Physics for Scientists and Engineers with Modern Physics

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Chapter5: The Laws Of Motion

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