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A 9 kg object is subject to two diagonal forces: A 249 N force making an angle 12 degrees W of N, and a 164 N force making an angle 25 degrees S of E. If the object starts from rest, and taking northward as positive, how far north, in m, does the object move in 4 s? (Please answer to the fourth decimal place - i.e 13.4223)

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