[Vectors]Hard Problems Need to solve Immediately with answer please

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[Vectors]Hard Problems... Need to solve Immediately with answer... please... URGENT

Problem 1:

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Problem 2:

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Problem 3:

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Please answer as soon as possible within 3 hours.
 
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You need to pose your attempts.

For the first question try putting the forces into vector form.
 
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