= 20 A block of mass m = 10 kg sits on a frictionless ramp that has inclination angle degrees. A rope connects the block to the ceiling. The rope hangs straight down and exerts a tension T = 50 N on the block. In order to keep the block sitting still, you need to apply a force F up along the ramp as shown in the diagram. 0 m F >

= 20 A block of mass m = 10 kg sits on a frictionless ramp that has inclination angle degrees. A rope connects the block to the ceiling. The rope hangs straight down and exerts a tension T = 50 N on the block. In order to keep the block sitting still, you need to apply a force F up along the ramp as shown in the diagram. 0 m F >

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