Answer:
I can't create visual images, but I can describe how you can sketch the force vectors on a Cartesian plane.
Assuming the two forces are acting along the x-axis and are equal in magnitude (120N each), you can represent them as vectors with the same length but opposite directions. Here's how you can describe it:
1. Draw the x-axis horizontally.
2. Place an arrow pointing to the right from the origin labeled as "120N" for the first force.
3. Place another arrow pointing to the left from the origin, also labeled "120N" for the second force.
4. The vectors should have the same length to represent equal magnitude.
The resulting diagram should show two vectors along the x-axis with the same length but opposite directions, representing the forces of 120N each acting simultaneously on the crate.
