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Description: ON 18% 9:26There are two forceson the 11.1 kg crate inthe overhead view ofthe figure below, butonly one is shown. ForF1= 9.9 N, a= 15.8m/s?, and 0=42.6°,Thesecond force as a:magnitude isاختر أحد الخياراتa. 128.61 Nb. 129.10 N

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There are two forces on the 11.1 kg crate in the overhead view of the figure below, but only one is shown. For F1= 9.9 N, a= 15.8 m/s?, and 0=42.6°,The second force as a :magnitude is

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