Four forces A, B, C and D are applied on a body located at the origin of a certain frame of reference. A=200N, 21.8 degrees NE B=100N, 45 degrees SE C=300N due West D=50N, 54.74 degrees SW Find the magnitude and direction of the fifth force E so that the resultant of all five vector forces combined is 150 N due north. Use the component method.

Four forces A, B, C and D are applied on a body located at the origin of a certain frame of reference. A=200N, 21.8 degrees NE B=100N, 45 degrees SE C=300N due West D=50N, 54.74 degrees SW Find the magnitude and direction of the fifth force E so that the resultant of all five vector forces combined is 150 N due north. Use the component method.

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