Question 25 See Example 6 in Lecture 7 (slide 47). Compute the x-component of the vector parallel to BC. Round to one (1) decimal place. (To clarify: +x-axis is horizontal to the right, +y-axis is upward.)Example 6 Problem from \"Statics and an Introduction to Dynamics\" by McGill and King, 1995 Resolve the force T into a part perpendicular to AB and a part parallel to BC. That is, find two vectors (one perpendicular to AB and the other one parallel to BC) such that their sum (i.e. resultant force) is the force T, 80 N. Present your answer using unit vectors i and j. T SON ENGR/PHYS 216 Dr. 0, 47