Hi, pls help me understand how to solve this problem. I already got a reference, however, I still need more details on it. Hence, kindly provide a step-by-step solution and explanation on it. Thank you very much. Three forces acting on the table as shown in thefigure below. What is the magnitude anddirection of the third force F3 so that theresultant force is 150 lbs directly downward?Fi = 50 lbs%3DF2 = 100 lbs%3D30F3

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F1= 50 lbs F2= 100 lbs, 300 resultant force = F = 150 lbs (down ward )

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Three forces acting on the table as shown in the figure below. What is the magnitude and direction of the third force F3 so that the resultant force is 150 lbs directly downward?

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