Four co-planar forces act at a point 0, the values and direction of the forces being as illustrated.Calculate the value and direction of the resultant force.2.30 N6050 N309020 N10 NHelix

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Four co-planar forces act at a point 0, the values and direction of the forces being as illustrated. Calculate the value and direction of the resultant force. 2. 30 N 60 50 N 30 90 20 N 10 N