ASAP JE!DataÀ== 100 g,7.5° N80° N of ES of W550g, 80.5 5 of EtB =759C == 125gSol'n:Req'd prago[A + B + C = €] @ ₂6 = - EªDE-TEL=18°1Vector2BĈof ES bectan`X100 cos (7.5°)75 cos (80°)- 125 cos (18⁰)-6.71396507448.75061539(-6.713965074)2 + (48.2860764)²g48.2860764- 6.713965074.= -82, 08403014DATE.OY100 sin (7.5°)75 sin (90°)- 125 sin (18⁰)48. 2860764Final Answer:1 F1 = 50g€ = = -20°80 DATE.1% Difference of IDI and TF1 =% Difference of(94)Kand E50-50-(23.8) 200 00(²68) 200 2550380.5-(-80)-80.50.621118012480:6%PROZOPO 15-07Tal

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Description: ASAP JE!DataÀ== 100 g,7.5° N80° N of ES of W550g, 80.5 5 of EtB =759C == 125gSol'n:Req'd prago[A + B + C = €] @ ₂6 = - EªDE-TEL=18°1Vector2BĈof ES bectan`X100 cos (7.5°)75 cos (80°)- 125 cos (18⁰)-6.71396507448.75061539(-6.713965074)2 + (48.2860764)²

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Dala 78 = 100 g, = = 75 91 C = 12591 18° S of W 5 = 50g, 80.5 S of Et be of Req'd pragy [A + B += €] B = - E Sol'n: Vector 14 100 10 14 7.5° N of E 80° N of E B = tan X 100 cos (7.5°) 75 cos (80°) cos (18°) 6.713965074 - 125 2 (-6.713965074)2 + (48.286 0764)² TÈL = TEL= 48.75061539 9 48.2860764 -6.713965074 O Y 100 sin (7.5°) 75 sin (90°) - 125 sin (18⁰) 48. 2860764 = -82, 08403014. Final Answer: √ F1 = 50g € = -20°

Dala 78 = 100 g, = = 75 91 C = 12591 18° S of W 5 = 50g, 80.5 S of Et be of Req'd pragy [A + B += €] B = - E Sol'n: Vector 14 100 10 14 7.5° N of E 80° N of E B = tan X 100 cos (7.5°) 75 cos (80°) cos (18°) 6.713965074 - 125 2 (-6.713965074)2 + (48.286 0764)² TÈL = TEL= 48.75061539 9 48.2860764 -6.713965074 O Y 100 sin (7.5°) 75 sin (90°) - 125 sin (18⁰) 48. 2860764 = -82, 08403014. Final Answer: √ F1 = 50g € = -20°

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