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(F) in the unit of N required to balance the system in the figure? M= 14 kg and F makes an angle (0 =37°) below horizontal. g 10m/s2. 3 m 2 m A None 8. 700 CS T D 175 E 350

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(F) in the unit of N required to balance the system in the figure? M=
14 kg and F makes an angle (0 =37°) below horizontal. g 10m/s2.
%3D
3 m
2 m
A None
8.700
CS.T
D 175
E 350

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