In a game of tug-o-war there is a stand still. Three players are pulling against

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In a game of tug-o-war there is a stand still. Three players are pulling against each other and nobody is winning, the knot in the middle of the ropes is not moving. If play A is pulling with 15 N of force at 30o north of east and player two is pulling with 16 N of force at 60o south of east, what direction and how hard must player banana be pulling in order for there to be a stand off?
Choose one answer.
a. 22 N @ 17 deg south of east
b. 22 N @ 17 deg north of west
c. 22 N @ 17 deg south of west
d. 22 N @ 17 deg north of east

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b. 22 N @ 17 deg north of west

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