A 50-kiligram block initially at rest on a flat, level and smooth surface is pulled by 6.0 Newton acting 37 degrees North above the horizontal. Find the normal force and acceleration of the block.

1 answer

Fn = mg - 6sin37

a = F/m = 6cos37/m

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