Determine the magnitude and the directional angles Ox, Oy, and Ozof the force F.F = 300 N60°120°45°45°60.F2= 500 N

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Determine the magnitude and the directional angles Ox, Oy, and Oz of the force F. F = 300 N 60° 120° 45° 45° F2= 500 N