I need the values for F1 and F2 also ?

Calculations 1. For your first trial, draw a sketch of the force vectors F1, and F2; and use the parallelogram law to show what their resultant looks like. Analyze the resulting geometry to determine the magnitude and direction of their resultant FR. 2. For your second trial, draw a sketch of the force vectors F1, and F2; and use the triangle rule to show what their resultant looks like. Analyze the resulting geometry to determine the magnitude and direction of their resultant FR. Analysis 1. How do the magnitudes of the equilibriants, (FE), which you found experimentally, compare to those of the resultants (FR) you determined analytically? What are some possible reasons to account for the differences (if any)? 2. How do the directions of the equilibriants, (FE), which you found experimentally, compare to those of the resultants (FR) you determined analytically? What are some possible reasons to account for the differences (if any)?\f