The picture below demonstrates a block at rest on a desk. If a force applied of 150 N at the angle given in thepicture below is applied to the block, what is the normal force acting on the block?а. 1.8 х 10° N [U]b. 5.1 x 10' N [U]c. 3.1x 10² N [U]d. 1.0 x 10² N [U]е. 2.5 х 102 N [U]31°FA18 kg

Given force(F)=150 N mass of block (m)=18 kg

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