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In the figure, `F_(1) " and " F_(2)`, the two unkown forces give a resultant force of `80sqrt(3)N` along the y-axis. It is required that `F_(2)` must have minimum magnitude. Find tht magnitude of `F_(1)` and `F_(2)`

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160N, `80N`
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