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Express the Force F as a Cartesian vector. (2 coordinato direction angles given)

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Express the Force F as a Cartesian vector. (2 coordinate direction angles given)
a) {300.0i +250.0j + 50.0k}N b) {200.0i+200.0j+281.8k}N c) {251.8i+200.0j+281.8k}N
d) {200.0i+281.8j
+ 200.0k}N
k45²
601
F= 400 N

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