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Given the vector F1 = 100 N, Ѳ1 = 20o , and F2 = 200 N,...

Given the vector F1 = 100 N, Ѳ1 = 20o , and F2 = 200 N, Ѳ2 = 90o and F3 = 300 N, Ѳ3 =220o . Find the magnitude and direction of the resultant F= F1 + F2 + F3 using the following method:

1. Analytical: Use the component method.

2. Graphical: Use the polygon method.

Use a percent error calculation to determine how close the graphical result are to the analytical method. (1pt.)

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