May you please help me to draw a labelled free-body diagram of a stationary object of mass M on a rough surface inclined at an angle, (theta) 2. Lastly help me find different expressions for the magnitude of the Normal force using both x and y direction of the chosen set of axes from the situation above.

May you please help me to draw a labelled free-body diagram of a stationary object of mass M on a rough surface inclined at an angle, (theta) 2. Lastly help me find different expressions for the magnitude of the Normal force using both x and y direction of the chosen set of axes from the situation above.

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Chapter6: Applications Of Newton's Laws

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