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Physics, 08.10.2021 09:40, patricehill

A particle at the origin is experiencing three forces. The first one has a magnitude of 57 lb and is directed towards (2,-4,5), while the second one has a magnitude of 32 lb and is directed towards (-1,-2,-8). If the net force is 41 lb in the direction of (-5,-1,4), what is the x-component of the third force acting on the particle (in lb)?

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