Mathematics, 24.08.2021 05:10 kingjames82

In a three-person tug-of-war, three ropes are tied at a point. Gary is pulling due East with a force of 650 Newtons, June is pulling due North with a force of 450 Newtons, and Levi is pulling the third rope. The knot in the middle is not moving. What is the magnitude of Levi's effort? A) 34.7 Newtons
B) 55.3 Newtons
C) 550 Newtons
D) 790.6 Newtons

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