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Physics, 24.12.2021 01:00, madisontrosclair2

3 forces acts on a 10kg mass . The first force pulls with 60N bearing 40°. The second force pulls with 80N, 60S of E. The remaining force pulls 100Non a bearing 290°. Determine the displacement of the mass 12s after moving from rest[0.14km, 35°N of W

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