330 320 310 200 230 270 250 240 220 210 350 340 100 320 310 Jon 20 10 5. Suppose you are using the force table as shown in the image below. Suppose the magnitude of tension force #1 is 10 N and is oriented at 265°. Next, suppose the magnitude of tension force #2 is 17 N and oriented at 195°. What is the angle corresponding to the direction with which the equilibrium force is oriented? 08 06 00s Ou 240 230 Note: Only type in your numerical answer into the text box below. If you include units (such as "degrees" ), you will get the answer wrong. 52°F dy 19 144 +や e) 6, 00 144 ins prt sc

330 320 310 200 230 270 250 240 220 210 350 340 100 320 310 Jon 20 10 5. Suppose you are using the force table as shown in the image below. Suppose the magnitude of tension force #1 is 10 N and is oriented at 265°. Next, suppose the magnitude of tension force #2 is 17 N and oriented at 195°. What is the angle corresponding to the direction with which the equilibrium force is oriented? 08 06 00s Ou 240 230 Note: Only type in your numerical answer into the text box below. If you include units (such as "degrees" ), you will get the answer wrong. 52°F dy 19 144 +や e) 6, 00 144 ins prt sc

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