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With each of the following pairs of forces, calculate the balancing force needed to end up...

With each of the following pairs of forces, calculate the balancing force needed to end up with a net force of zero.

Give both the magnitude and direction of the balancing force.

a. 10.3 N @ 10.0˚ S of E 5.40 N @ 20.0˚ W of N

b. 10.3 N @ 30.0˚ W of S 5.40 N @ 40.0˚ N of W

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