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Two forces apply: one of 40 Newtons in the 45-degree direction with the positive x-axis and...

Two forces apply: one of 40 Newtons in the 45-degree direction with the positive x-axis and one of 60 Newtons in the west direction. Find the angle in degrees of the resulting force with the positive x-axis.

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