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A force of 126 N is applied 60o above the horizontal to an object. What is the magnitude of the force applied in the y direction

A force of 126 N is applied 60o above the horizontal to an object. What is the magnitude of the force applied in the y direction
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A force of 126 N is applied 60o above the horizontal to an object. What is the magnitude of the force applied in the y direction

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User Michael Hilus
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Step-by-step explanation:

Force = 126N

Sin60 = 0.8660254

therefore the magnitude of the force applied in y direction

126 × 0.8660254

109.1192009.

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