Particles P1, P2, P3 and Q form a rectangle as indicated in the diagramgiven below.Q(a) 79 kg(b) 77 kg(c) 81 kg(d) 67 kg(e) 75 kg1 m0FO3 mP3P₁P₂If particle P₁ has mass 61 kg, particle P3 has mass 57 kg and the resultantgravitational force F acting on particle Q due to the particles P₁, P2 andP3 makes an angle 078° with the straight line that passes through theparticles P3 and Q, then the mass of particle P₂ (rounded to the nearestkilogram) is equal to:

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articles P₁, P2, P3 and Q form a rectangle as indicated in the diagram ven below. Q a) 79 kg b) 77 kg c) 81 kg d) 67 kg c) 75 kg 1 I I ilm 0 F 3 m P3 P1 P2 particle P₁ has mass 61 kg, particle P3 has mass 57 kg and the resultant avitational force Facting on particle Q due to the particles P₁, P2 and makes an angle =78° with the straight line that passes through the articles P3 and Q, then the mass of particle P2 (rounded to the nearest logram) is equal to:

articles P₁, P2, P3 and Q form a rectangle as indicated in the diagram ven below. Q a) 79 kg b) 77 kg c) 81 kg d) 67 kg c) 75 kg 1 I I ilm 0 F 3 m P3 P1 P2 particle P₁ has mass 61 kg, particle P3 has mass 57 kg and the resultant avitational force Facting on particle Q due to the particles P₁, P2 and makes an angle =78° with the straight line that passes through the articles P3 and Q, then the mass of particle P2 (rounded to the nearest logram) is equal to:

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