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Three ants are struggling to move the remains of a bee. (Three uncles refuse to help.) One ant pushes north with a force of 35 mN (millinewtons). A second ant pushes east with a force of 12 mN. The third ant, an uncooperative little bug, exerts a force that exactly cancels the effects of the other two. What is the magnitude of the force exerted by the third ant, and in what direction does it push?​

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