Add the following Forces analytically to find the resultant vector, the magnitude of the resultant vector and the direction the resultant vector is going. F1= 350 N @ 105° F2= 450 N @ 203° F3= 350 N @ -36° F4= 250 Ni - 300 N j Fs= -150 N i- 350 N j

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Scalars and Vectors are the classification of physical quantities that are used to denote various terms in physics.