Ca.melaSTICOb. elasticGiven are the three forces F, = (1.37 + 1.3) N, F, = (1.37 – 1.3) N, and F, =(-1.37+ 1.3) N. Which of thefollowing vectors is Fnet =F, +F,+F3 ?Select one:a.R= (3.9 î+-1.3) NOb.R=(-1.3 î+1.3) NOc.R= (1.3 î+1.3)NOd.R= (1.3 î+1.3) Ne.Ř= (1.3 î+3.9) NWhat is the acceleration of a projectile at its maximum height?

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Given are the three forces F, = (1.37 + 1.3) N, F, = (1.37 – 1.3) N, and F, = (-1.37+ 1.3) N. Which of the following vectors is F net =F, +F,+F, ? Select one: a. R= (3.9î+ - 1.3) N Ob. R=(-1.3î+1.3) Oc. R= (1.3 î+1.3)N Od. R= (1.3 î+1.3) N Oe. Ř= (1.3î+3.9) N

Given are the three forces F, = (1.37 + 1.3) N, F, = (1.37 – 1.3) N, and F, = (-1.37+ 1.3) N. Which of the following vectors is F net =F, +F,+F, ? Select one: a. R= (3.9î+ - 1.3) N Ob. R=(-1.3î+1.3) Oc. R= (1.3 î+1.3)N Od. R= (1.3 î+1.3) N Oe. Ř= (1.3î+3.9) N

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