see image ### Problem DescriptionThree forces are applied to a tree sapling to stabilize it, as shown in the provided figure. The forces are denoted as \(\vec{F}_A\), \(\vec{F}_B\), and \(\vec{F}_C\). The magnitudes of the forces are as follows:- \(\vec{F}_A = 325 \, \text{N}\)- \(\vec{F}_B = 505 \, \text{N}\)### Figure ExplanationThe diagram illustrates a tree sapling with three force vectors acting on it:- \(\vec{F}_A\) is directed towards the right.- \(\vec{F}_B\) is directed upwards, forming an angle of \(105^\circ\) with \(\vec{F}_A\).- \(\vec{F}_C\) is directed downwards and to the left, forming an angle \(\theta\) with \(\vec{F}_A\), moving clockwise.### Tasks**Part A**Determine the magnitude of \(\vec{F}_C\).- Express your answer to three significant figures and include the appropriate units.\[ F_C = \text{Value} \, \text{Units} \]Provide your answer by clicking “Submit.”**Part B**Determine the angle \(\theta\) between \(\vec{F}_A\) and \(\vec{F}_C\), measured clockwise.- Express your answer using three significant figures.\[ \theta = \text{Value} \]Provide your answer by clicking “Submit.”

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### Problem Description

Three forces are applied to a tree sapling to stabilize it, as shown in the provided figure. The forces are denoted as \(\vec{F}_A\), \(\vec{F}_B\), and \(\vec{F}_C\). The magnitudes of the forces are as follows:

- \(\vec{F}_A = 325 \, \text{N}\)
- \(\vec{F}_B = 505 \, \text{N}\)

### Figure Explanation

The diagram illustrates a tree sapling with three force vectors acting on it:

- \(\vec{F}_A\) is directed towards the right.
- \(\vec{F}_B\) is directed upwards, forming an angle of \(105^\circ\) with \(\vec{F}_A\).
- \(\vec{F}_C\) is directed downwards and to the left, forming an angle \(\theta\) with \(\vec{F}_A\), moving clockwise.

### Tasks

**Part A**

Determine the magnitude of \(\vec{F}_C\).

- Express your answer to three significant figures and include the appropriate units.

\[ F_C = \text{Value} \, \text{Units} \]

Provide your answer by clicking “Submit.”

**Part B**

Determine the angle \(\theta\) between \(\vec{F}_A\) and \(\vec{F}_C\), measured clockwise.

- Express your answer using three significant figures.

\[ \theta = \text{Value} \]

Provide your answer by clicking “Submit.”

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