Three horizontal plastic ropes pull on a box which is stick on the ground procedures vector forces A,B and Cas shown. Find the magnitude and direction of the fourth Force that will make the vector sum of the forces zero. B = 40N 60° C = 20N 10% $30⁰ A-50N

Three horizontal plastic ropes pull on a box which is stick on the ground procedures vector forces A,B and Cas shown. Find the magnitude and direction of the fourth Force that will make the vector sum of the forces zero. B = 40N 60° C = 20N 10% $30⁰ A-50N

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Three horizontal plastic ropes pull on a box which is stick on the ground procedures
vector forces A,B and Cas shown. Find the magnitude and direction of the fourth
force that will make the vector sum of the forces zero.
B = 40N
60°
C =20N
10%
530⁰
-50N

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