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Review the diagram.
On a coordinate plane, a...
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Review the diagram.
On a coordinate plane, a rectangle sits on the x-axis. A horizontal vector is 30 degrees from a vector labeled 40 pounds, and is 45 degrees from a vector labeled 35 pounds.
Two students are pulling an object with ropes. One student pulls with a force of 40 pounds at an angle of 30° above the ground, and the other student pulls with a force of 35 pounds at an angle 45° above the ground. What is the direction of the resultant force?
approximately 37.33° above the ground
approximately 42.27° above the ground
approximately 47.73° above the ground
approximately 53.13° above the ground
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