4- Two equal masses (110 gram each) are hanged on a force table setup at 235° and 305°. The magnitude of a third added force so that equilibrium is obtained (in g.wt) is: Select one: A- 140 B-.110 C-197 D- 220

4- Two equal masses (110 gram each) are hanged on a force table setup at 235° and 305°. The magnitude of a third added force so that equilibrium is obtained (in g.wt) is: Select one: A- 140 B-.110 C-197 D- 220

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4- Two equal masses (110 gram each) are hanged
on a force table setup at 235° and 305°. The
magnitude of a third added force so that
equilibrium is obtained (in g.wt) is: Select one:
A- 140
B-.110
C-197
D-
220

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