Compute the x-component of the resultant of the concurrent forces shown in N. P1= 240 N, P2 = 334 N, P3= 443 N, P4 = 222 N, 01 = 22, 02 = 16, and 03 = 53.Write numerical value only in 2 decimal places.P1P4038227I+Y0₁P3- + XP2 Find the magnitude of the resultant of the two forces shown knowing that P = 751 Nand Q = 198 in N. Write numerical value only and in 2 decimal places.25°P40°55°30°X

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Compute the x-component of the resultant of the concurrent forces shown in N. P1 = 240 N, P2 = 334 N, P3= 443 N, P4 = 222 N, 01 = 22, 02 = 16, and 03 = 53. Write numerical value only in 2 decimal places. P1 P4 K 03 0₂ + Y 0₁ P3 P2 + X

Compute the x-component of the resultant of the concurrent forces shown in N. P1 = 240 N, P2 = 334 N, P3= 443 N, P4 = 222 N, 01 = 22, 02 = 16, and 03 = 53. Write numerical value only in 2 decimal places. P1 P4 K 03 0₂ + Y 0₁ P3 P2 + X

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