Which one is right please IILAIIFAIf 8 = 50°, and the magnitude of FA is 8 kN, and the magnitude of FB is 4 kN, determine FRx and FRy.AT1I0000040°BAFB FRx = 8.70 N, FRy = 2.08 NFRx = 7.66 N, FRy = 1.72 NFRx = 10.6 N, FRy = 1.33 NFRx = 7.29 N, FRy = 2.20 NFRx = 9.12 N, FRy = 1.52 NNone of the above.FRx = 10.1 N, FRy = 1.95 N151 103

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If 8 = 50°, and the magnitude of FA is 8 kN, and the magnitude of FB is 4 kN, determine FRx and FRy.
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FRx = 8.70 N, FRy = 2.08 N
FRx = 7.66 N, FRy = 1.72 N
FRx = 10.6 N, FRy = 1.33 N
FRx = 7.29 N, FRy = 2.20 N
FRx = 9.12 N, FRy = 1.52 N
None of the above.
FRx = 10.1 N, FRy = 1.95 N
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