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Determine the magnitude and direction of the force (?x, ?y, ?z): F = Fxex + Fyey...

Determine the magnitude and direction of the force (?x, ?y, ?z): F = Fxex + Fyey + Fzez. Assume that taking the cosine of each directional angle will give you the ratio of the resolved force component to the magnitude of the force. e.g. Fx/F

Fx = 35

Fy = -32

Fz = 76

Note: Show all your work and provide answers for the following values: F, ?x, ?y, ?z

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