Physics, 21.03.2021 23:10, joejoe247

If the weight of the arm Fa is equal to 23 N and the angle shown is 15 degrees, calculate the forces Fs and Fd.

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If the weight of the arm Fa is equal to 23 N and the angle shown is 15 degrees, calculate the forces...