writing the components for forces
F1x = F1*cos30 = 50*cos30 = 43.3 N
F1y = F1*sin30 = 50*sin30 = 25 N
F2x = F2*sin30 = 100*sin30 = 50 N
F2y = F2*cos300 = 100*cos30 = 86.6 N
Rx = F1x + F2x = 93.3 N
Ry = F1y + F2y = 111.6 N
resultant force R = sqrt(Rx^2 +RY^2) = sqrt(93.3^2+111.6^2) = 145.46 N
direction
tan^-1(111.6/93.3) = 50.1 norht of east
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