An object of mass 5.10 kg has an acceleration a= (1.17 m/s² )x+(-0.681 m/s² )ŷ. Part A Three forces act on this object: F₁, F2,and F3.Given that F₁ = (3.51 N) and F₂ =(-1.97 N )+(1.69 N )ŷ, find F3. Express your answers using three significant figures separated by a comma. 195] ΑΣΦ Fax. F3y = Submit Request Answer 3 ? N

An object of mass 5.10 kg has an acceleration a= (1.17 m/s² )x+(-0.681 m/s² )ŷ. Part A Three forces act on this object: F₁, F2,and F3.Given that F₁ = (3.51 N) and F₂ =(-1.97 N )+(1.69 N )ŷ, find F3. Express your answers using three significant figures separated by a comma. 195] ΑΣΦ Fax. F3y = Submit Request Answer 3 ? N

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