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You have a circular ring of mass 100 kg. 5 of your friends try to pull it in different directions as shown. What is the NET force they are pulling with? Note that F1 = 8.6, F2 = 6.4, and F3 = 10.2. F2 makes an angle of 45∘ with the x -axis. What is the net force in newtons? Fnet = Problem 2: (14% of Assignment Value)

You have a circular ring of mass 100 kg. 5 of your friends try to pull it in different directions as shown. What is the NET force they are pulling with? Note that F1 = 8.6, F2 = 6.4, and F3 = 10.2. F2 makes an angle of 45∘ with the x -axis. What is the net force in newtons? Fnet = Problem 2: (14% of Assignment Value)

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Problem 2: (14% of Assignment Value) You have a circular ring of mass 100 kg . 5 of your friends try to pull it in different directions as shown. What is the NET force they are pulling with? Note that F 1 = 8.6 , F 2 = 6.4 , and F 3 = 10.2 . F 2 makes an angle of 45 ∘ with the x -axis.
What is the net force in newtons?
F net =
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