1)and 2):F1=1000N; F2=1110N; q=560 N;I=1.05 m; m =1.10 m; n=1.20m
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1)and 2):F1=1000N; F2=1110N; q=560 N;I=1.05 m; m =1.10 m; n=1.20m
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