Find the amount of force FB and FC so that the resultant of the external forces is zero. Fc50 N50 NFB30° 30°|ABr = 0.3510NY-0.5거02-0.65--0.65--0.5-→0.4거100N50 NYDimensions in meters

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Find the amount of force FB and FC so that the resultant of the external forces is zero.

Fc
50 N
50 N
FB
30° 30°
|A
B
r = 0.35
10NY
-0.5거02-0.65--0.65--0.5-→0.4거
100N
50 NY
Dimensions in meters

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