Please answer the question given the information from the picture. Let F, = 61 newtons, 0 = 30°, M = 23 kg and m = 8 kg. What is the normal force that the top trunk exerts onthe bottom trunk? Two trunks of the masses shown are pushed across a frozen lake using a force F, directed as shown. The toptrunks does not slip on the bottom box. The friction force between the bottom trunk and the ice is muchsmaller than the other forces and can be neglected.Here f, is the static friction force between the top and bottom boxes and a is the magnitude of theacceleration.Don't guess. Draw the FBDS for each box and for the system as a whole.FomM

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Let F, = 61 newtons, 0 = 30°, M = 23 kg and m = 8 kg. What is the normal force that the top trunk exerts on the bottom trunk?

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Please answer the question given the information from the picture.

Let F, = 61 newtons, 0 = 30°, M = 23 kg and m = 8 kg. What is the normal force that the top trunk exerts on
the bottom trunk?

Two trunks of the masses shown are pushed across a frozen lake using a force F, directed as shown. The top
trunks does not slip on the bottom box. The friction force between the bottom trunk and the ice is much
smaller than the other forces and can be neglected.
Here f, is the static friction force between the top and bottom boxes and a is the magnitude of the
acceleration.
Don't guess. Draw the FBDS for each box and for the system as a whole.
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