2. Study Figure 5.9, on Page 112, pictured below. Suppose the person pulling to the left...

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2. Study Figure 5.9, on Page 112, pictured below. Suppose the person pulling to the left only exerts 50 N of force, while everything else stays the same. What would be the X- and Y- components of the third force, if the forces on the polar bear are to keep it in equilibrium? 100 N 100 N 1st Line Write formula. 2nd Line Copy information - (X, Y) coordinates for each force. 3rd Line Subtract known values from both sides (F Left and F Down). 4th Line Add X, Y vector components. 5th Line Add to solve. I 2. Study Figure 5.9, on Page 112, pictured below. Suppose the person pulling to the left only exerts 50 N of force, while everything else stays the same. What would be the X- and Y- components of the third force, if the forces on the polar bear are to keep it in equilibrium? 100 N 100 N 1st Line Write formula. 2nd Line Copy information - (X, Y) coordinates for each force. 3rd Line Subtract known values from both sides (F Left and F Down). 4th Line Add X, Y vector components. 5th Line Add to solve. I