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find 1) F2 (magnitude & direction) 3) E2 (magnitude & direction) 2) F1 (magnitude & direction) 4) E1 (magnitude & direction) 32 31x 30° 0 30° 02 +50 uC 52 cm P.S. SHOW ALL WORK. MAKE SURE YOU PUT ALL FORCES DIRECTION ON THE ABOVE DIAGRAM
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