The following statements are true, except.a. The resultant of two forces is the diagonal that can beformed within the parallelogram which can be drawn fromthe vectors of the sald forces.b. Parallelogram law cannot be applied to solve theresultants of a force system with just two forces.c. Two forces can only be in equilibrium when they haveequal magnitudes, opposing directions, but lie on thesame line of action.d. A force system in equilibri um may be combined to anyother force system and the effect of the resultant of thatlatter system will not be altered.e. Action and reaction forces are same or equal in magnitudeand direction.

e) According to Newton's third law of motion "action and reaction forces are equal in magnitude but…

Answered: e following statements are true,…

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