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The magnitude of the x-component of the resultant force (i. e., Rx) is most nearly: 52.6 lb −37.3 lb −52.6 lb 23.8 lb 37.3 lb

The magnitude of the x-component of the resultant force (i. e., Rx) is most nearly: 52.6 lb −37.3 lb −52.6 lb 23.8 lb 37.3 lb

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The magnitude of the x -component of the resultant force (i.e., R x ) is most nearly: 52.6 lb − 37.3 l b − 52.6 l b 23.8 lb 37.3 lb

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