What is the resultant force direction?

[JLPhysics]

Homework Statement

A 33 N force acts on an object at 30 degrees West of South while a 17 N force acts on the same object at 30 degrees North of West. What is the resultant force and direction.

Force1= 33 N
Force 2= 17 N

Homework Equations

Force diagram? Cos?

The Attempt at a Solution

I've been looking forever on the internet, in books but I really have no idea on this. I've tried stuff with cos and sin, though...But nothing worked...I know the answer is 37 N @ 57 degrees west of south. This is new material in my class so this is the first time I've tried to work a problem like this. I have no clue what to do!

 

[t!m]

Are you comfortable with how to add vectors?

 

[JLPhysics]

I found force using Pythagorean, but still trying to find direction

 

[physixguru]

Use triangle law of vector addition or better still use the parallelogram method whose diagonal tells you the direction of the resultant:p\

HINT: THE MAGNITUDE OF FORCES IS NOT IMPORTANT AT ALL...