If Force (-5,4) and Displacement = (-2,-3), find the angle in degrees between the two vectors.O 63.27 degrees51.53 degreesO 94.97 degreesO 159.65 degreesO 78.24 degrees Two ropes are attached to a 40 kg object. The rope with a 50 N force points along a direction37 degrees from the positive x-axis, and the other rope with a 50 N force points along adirection 140 degrees. What is the acceleration of the object in m/s/s?O 8.91O 8.58O 12.43O 40.73O 7.57

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ind the angle in degrees between the two vectors. 63.27 degrees O 51.53 degrees O 94.97 degrees O 159.65 degrees O 78.24 degrees