Q1:If a car is traveling at ( 80 km/h ),determine its speed in miles per hourand foots per second.Q2:Determine the magnitude of the force( F ) so that the resultant ( FR ) of thethree forces is as small as possible. Whatis the minimum magnitude of ( FR ) ?30° 30°400 N500 N

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