Given the system of forces below, calculate:

F1x = -7 lb. F1y = 7 lb. F1z = 2 lb. F2x = 7 lb. F2y = 5 lb. F2z = -7 lb. F3 = 44 lb. θ = 58 deg
1) Write the F3 force in vector form.(i,j,k)
2) The resultant force vector of the system. (i,j,k)
3) The magnitude of the resultant force. (lb)
4) The directional cosine alpha
5) The directional cosine beta.
6) The directional cosine gamma.
7) The coordinate directional angle alpha. (deg)
8) The coordinate directional angle beta. (deg)
9) The coordinate directional angle gamma. (deg)

Given the system of forces below, calculate: F1x = -7 lb. F1y = 7 lb. F1z...
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Given the system of forces below, calculate
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