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A force of magnitude 15N is the resultant of two forces, one which has a magnitude...

A force of magnitude 15N is the resultant of two forces, one which has a magnitude of 11N and acts at 25° to the resultant. Find the magnitude and direction of the other force. (Final answer should be 6.8 N , 42.7° from resultant)

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