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A 7 kg object is subject to the action of two forces. One of the forces...

A 7 kg object is subject to the action of two forces. One of the forces has a magnitude of 10 N and an easterly direction. Calculate the magnitude and direction of the other force if we know that the object is accelerating at 1 m / s2 to the east.
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