What is the normal force on the mass M = 7%3Dkg in the figure if F = 60 N and the angle%3De= 30°?FMSelect one:А. 100 NВ. 40 NC. 70 ND. 30 NЕ. 120 N

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What is the normal force on the mass M = 7 kg in the figure if F = 60 N and the angle e= 30°? F M Select one: A. 100 N В. 40 N C. 70 N D. 30 N E. 120 N

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What is the normal force on the mass M = 7
%3D
kg in the figure if F = 60 N and the angle
%3D
e= 30°?
F
M
Select one:
А. 100 N
В. 40 N
C. 70 N
D. 30 N
Е. 120 N

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