Determine the magnitude of force, F (kN), if the resultant of the vectors shown in the figure is 67 kN directed horizontally to the right. V1 = 20 kN and V2 = 62 kN. %3D *only type the numerical value in two (2) decimal places only F V1 60° V2

Determine the magnitude of force, F (kN), if the resultant of the vectors shown in the figure is 67 kN directed horizontally to the right. V1 = 20 kN and V2 = 62 kN. %3D *only type the numerical value in two (2) decimal places only F V1 60° V2

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Determine the magnitude of force, F (kN), if the resultant of the vectors shown in the figure
is 67 kN directed horizontally to the right. V1 = 20 kN and V2 = 62 kN.
*only type the numerical value in two (2) decimal places only
F
V1
60°
V2

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