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Physics, 09.10.2019 03:30, ahnaodoido384

Four forces are acting on an object in static equilibrium: force 1 has a magnitude of 46.0 n and is acting at an angle of (45 + a) degrees above the positive x-axis. force 2 has a magnitude of (15+b) n and is acting along the positive x-axis. force 3 has a magnitude of 54.5 n and is acting along the negative y-axis. find the magnitude of the last force, f4. give your answer in newtons (n) and with 3 significant figures.

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