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net horizontal force
Fx = F1 cos x = 5.4 cos 26 = 4.853 N
net vertical force
Fy = F1 sin x + F2 = 5.4 sin 26 + 5 = 7.367 N
Magnitude of net force
F^2 = Fx^2 + Fy^2
F = 8.822 N
dieection,
phi = arctan ( 7.367 / 4.853) = 56.625 ccw from +x axis
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