Four strings are attached to a wooden block. One string is pulled with a 15.0-N force directed towards -y. The second string is pulled with 10.0 N towards 30.0 degrees above +x. The third string is pulled with 15.0 N towards +y. The fourth string is pulled such that the net force experienced by the wooden block is zero. Determine the magnitude of the force on the fourth string. O a. 10.0 N O b.20.0 N O c. 40.0 N O d. 30.0 N

Four strings are attached to a wooden block. One string is pulled with a 15.0-N force directed towards -y. The second string is pulled with 10.0 N towards 30.0 degrees above +x. The third string is pulled with 15.0 N towards +y. The fourth string is pulled such that the net force experienced by the wooden block is zero. Determine the magnitude of the force on the fourth string. O a. 10.0 N O b.20.0 N O c. 40.0 N O d. 30.0 N

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