Problem 2. The unstretched length of springs AB and AC are 0.8485 m and 3 m, respectively. The weight of the box is 84 N. The system is in equilibrium and the springs are stretched, find the following:a) Force in spring ABb) Force in spring ACc) Resultant force of the systemd) Direction of resultant from the horizontal Problem 2. The unstretched length of springs AB and AC are 0.8485 m and 3 m,respectively. The weight of the box is 84 N. The system is in equilibrium and thesprings are stretched, find the following:a) Force in spring ABb) Force in spring ACc) Resultant force of the systemd) Direction of resultant from the horizontalKAC-20 N/m3 mmwwwKAB-30 N/m

Step 1:1. Understand the Setup:Springs:AB: unstretched length = 0.8485 mAC: unstretched length = 3…

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Problem 2. The unstretched length of springs AB and AC are 0.8485 m and 3 m, respectively. The weight of the box is 84 N. The system is in equilibrium and the springs are stretched, find the following:
a) Force in spring AB
b) Force in spring AC
c) Resultant force of the system
d) Direction of resultant from the horizontal