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A 200 kg block has three forces applied to it at the same time: F1 =...

A 200 kg block has three forces applied to it at the same time: F1 = 30.0 N force at 40.0°, F2= 150 N force at 95.0°, and F3 = 75.0 N force at 206.0°. (All angles are measured counterclock-

wise from the positive x -direction.) There is no gravitational force.

            a.         Find the x and y components of the net force on the block.

b.         Find the magnitude and direction of the net force.

c.         The block was initially at rest; after 14.5 s, what is its displacement (magnitude and direction)?

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