A hockey puck is struck by two sticks at the same time at 90° angles to each other. One stick struck with 30 N of force in the positive y direction. The other stick struck with 45 N of force in the positive x direction. Find the magnitude and angle of the resultant force on the hockey puck.

A hockey puck is struck by two sticks at the same time at 90° angles to each other. One stick struck with 30 N of force in the positive y direction. The other stick struck with 45 N of force in the positive x direction. Find the magnitude and angle of the resultant force on the hockey puck.

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A hockey puck is struck by two sticks at the same time at 90° angles to each
other. One stick struck with 30 N of force in the positive y direction. The other
stick struck with 45 N of force in the positive x direction.
Find the magnitude and angle of the resultant force on the hockey puck.

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