The figure shows a box being pulled up a ramp inclined at 23° from the horizontal. Use the following information to solve the problem. BA= force of gravity, |BA| = weight of the box 23° = 23° AC magnitude of the force needed to pull the box up the ramp |BC| = magnitude of the force of the box against the ramp If the box weighs 110 pounds, find the magnitude of the force needed to pull it up the ramp. The magnitude of the force needed to pull the box up the ramp is approximately pounds. (Type an integer or decimal rounded to the nearest tenth as needed.)

The figure shows a box being pulled up a ramp inclined at 23° from the horizontal. Use the following information to solve the problem. BA= force of gravity, |BA| = weight of the box 23° = 23° AC magnitude of the force needed to pull the box up the ramp |BC| = magnitude of the force of the box against the ramp If the box weighs 110 pounds, find the magnitude of the force needed to pull it up the ramp. The magnitude of the force needed to pull the box up the ramp is approximately pounds. (Type an integer or decimal rounded to the nearest tenth as needed.)

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The figure shows a box being pulled up a ramp inclined at 23°
from the horizontal.
Use the following information to solve the problem.
BA= force of gravity, BA| = weight of the box
AC
BC
magnitude of the force of the box against the ramp
If the box weighs 110 pounds, find the magnitude of the force needed to pull it up
=
magnitude of the force needed to pull the box up the
ramp
230
The magnitude of the force needed to pull the box up the ramp is approximately
(Type an integer or decimal rounded to the nearest tenth as needed.)
23°
the ramp.
pounds.

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