Ch.4 #55 . Please see attached image for Physics question . Thank you **Transcription for Educational Website:****Topic: Orthodontic Forces and Tooth Braces****Understanding the Forces:**The image illustrates a wire tooth brace used in orthodontics. The scenario involves a topmost tooth that is protruding slightly from its intended position. To correct this misalignment, the tension in the wire applies two forces on the tooth, denoted as \( \vec{T} \) and \( \vec{T'} \).Key information provided in the problem:- Both forces \( \vec{T} \) and \( \vec{T'} \) have identical magnitudes of 21.0 N.- Each force is directed at an angle of 16.0° from the horizontal axis towards the center line of the tooth alignment.**Diagram Explanation:**The diagram represents a top-down view of the dental arch, showing the teeth and the brace wire. - Two vectors, \( \vec{T} \) and \( \vec{T'} \), point inward at each side of the protruding tooth.- These vectors are symmetrically arranged, each creating a 16.0° angle with an imaginary horizontal line extending from the tooth’s alignment.**Problem to Solve:**Given the setup, we are tasked with finding the magnitude of the net force that these two tension forces exert on the protruding tooth.**Conceptual Approach:**To find the net force, consider the following steps:- Analyze the components of the forces \( \vec{T} \) and \( \vec{T'} \) in both the horizontal and vertical directions.- Sum the corresponding components of these forces to determine the resultant or net force acting on the tooth.This problem helps in understanding the mechanics behind orthodontic braces and how forces are used to correct tooth alignment.

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Description: Ch.4 #55 . Please see attached image for Physics question . Thank you **Transcription for Educational Website:****Topic: Orthodontic Forces and Tooth Braces****Understanding the Forces:**The image illustrates a wire tooth brace used in orthodontics.