Two forces A and B pull horizontally on a heavy box. Force B is directed 20degrees W of N and pulls twice as hard as force A. The resultant of these two pulls is 400 N directly northward. What are the possible magnitudes of force B? (Ans 1= 306.65 N; Ans 2 = 695.69 N) What are the possible magnitudes and

Two forces A and B pull horizontally on a heavy box. Force B is directed 20degrees W of N and pulls twice as hard as force A. The resultant of these two pulls is 400 N directly northward. What are the possible magnitudes of force B? (Ans 1= 306.65 N; Ans 2 = 695.69 N) What are the possible magnitudes and

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