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- 45°, 45°, 270°
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- Equal to the resultant of the three forces
- Equal in magnitude but opposite in direction to the resultant of the three forces
- The average of the three forces
- The largest of the three forces
- 30 N West
- 30 N East
- 10 N West
- 10 N East
- Accelerating
- In equilibrium
- Moving at constant velocity
- Both B and C are possible
- Ax + Bx + Cx
- Ax * Bx * Cx
- (Ax+Bx+Cx)/3
- √(Ax²+Bx²+Cx²)
- 10 N South-West
- 14.1 N South-West
- 10 N North-East
- 14.1 N North-East
- Rotational equilibrium
- Translational equilibrium
- Dynamic motion
- Unstable equilibrium
- Zero
- Equal and opposite to the third force
- Greater than the third force
- Smaller than the third force
- A large positive value
- A large negative value
- Zero
- Equal to its weight
- The magnitudes of A and B
- The components of A and B
- The sums of the x and y components, respectively
- The products of the x and y components
- (Ax+Ay)î + (Bx+By)ĵ
- (Ax-Bx)î + (Ay-By)ĵ
- (Ax+Bx)î + (Ay+By)ĵ
- (AxBx)î + (AyBy)ĵ
- 40 N along x-axis
- 20 N along x-axis
- 40 N along y-axis
- 20 N along y-axis
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