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What is the net gravitational force (magnitude) on the 300 Kg mass in the diagram below? What is angle between the net gravitational force and the horizontal x-axis?

28. What is the net gravitational force (magnitude) on the 300 Kg mass in the diagram below?
a) 6.5*10-8 N
b) 6.5*10-6 N
c) none of these.
600 kg
1.4 m
1000 kg
3.0 m
300 kg
29. In the previous problem, what is angle between the net gravitational force and the horizontal x-axis?
a) 70.10
b) 19.90
c) none of these.

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