forces pulling on his body are negligible except for those from the nearest planet (described by force vector \purple{\vec p}\, p start color #9d38bd, p, with, vector, on top, end color #9d38bd) and the nearest star (described by force vector \blue{\vec s}\, s start color #6495ed, s, with, vector, on top, end color #6495ed). Onur, the planet, and the star are in the same plane, so we can describe the gravitational forces as two-dimensional vectors. \purple{\vec{p}} = (4,6) p =(4,6)start color #9d38bd, p, with, vector, on top, end color #9d38bd, equals, left parenthesis, 4, comma, 6, right parenthesis \blue{\vec{s}} = (1,7) s =(1,7)start color #6495ed, s, with, vector, on top, end color #6495ed, equals, left parenthesis, 1, comma, 7, right parenthesis (Forces are given in newtons, \text{N}Nstart text, N, end text.)