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Two forces are such that the sum of their magnitudes is 18 N, the resultant is `sqrt(228)` when they are at 120°. Then the magnitude of the forces are

A

12 N, 6 N

B

13 N, 5 N

C

10 N, 9 N

D

16 N, 2 N

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