EbouT2012/1T gollo82.2. The elephant in the figure below feels a net force pulling on him at an angle 8 north of east as shown.Calculate (a) The magnitude of the net force, (b) The anglebute bai(e assinllerFNet = 142N, 0 = 39.3°FNet = 20, 200 N, 0 = 39.3°(A)B)C) FNetFNet = 200 N, 0=50.7°D) FNet = 142N, 0 = 50.7°bobivong pagei stF = 90 N100% rod?00-Wto slain anillaqola adi nwob nollstolobos med osluchgnoir 212803 1912 spLTand ma connected via a light strinaonĘ₂ = 110 NCOSESin e

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quienodongmo) 2012/1Tollo 2. The elephant in the figure below feels a net force pulling on him at an angle 8 north of east as shown. Calculate (a) The magnitude of the net force, (b) The angle (A) FNet = 142N, 0 = 39.3° B) C) solnosti D) FNet = 20, 200 N, 0 = 39.3° FNet = 200 N, 0=50.7° Fet=142N, 0 = 50.7° VOD F = 90 N ¹00002 hue bdi gnoir 212809.30 istolosonmari suctual 90 Sin Ę₂= 110 N COSE

quienodongmo) 2012/1Tollo 2. The elephant in the figure below feels a net force pulling on him at an angle 8 north of east as shown. Calculate (a) The magnitude of the net force, (b) The angle (A) FNet = 142N, 0 = 39.3° B) C) solnosti D) FNet = 20, 200 N, 0 = 39.3° FNet = 200 N, 0=50.7° Fet=142N, 0 = 50.7° VOD F = 90 N ¹00002 hue bdi gnoir 212809.30 istolosonmari suctual 90 Sin Ę₂= 110 N COSE

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2012/1T gollo
82.
2. The elephant in the figure below feels a net force pulling on him at an angle 8 north of east as shown.
Calculate (a) The magnitude of the net force, (b) The angle
bute bai
(e assin
ller
FNet = 142N, 0 = 39.3°
FNet = 20, 200 N, 0 = 39.3°
(A)
B)
C) FNet
FNet = 200 N, 0=50.7°
D) FNet = 142N, 0 = 50.7°
bobivong page
i st
F = 90 N
100% rod?
00-W
to slain anillaqola adi nwob nollstolobos med osluch
gnoir 212803 1912 sp
LT
and ma connected via a light strin
aon
Ę₂ = 110 N
COSE
Sin e

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