normal force.
N = mg + F2 sin x
N = 3.9* 9.8 + 19.9* sin 30
N = 48.17 N
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b)
net force along horizontal
ma = F1 - F2 cos x - uN
3.9 a = 75 - 19.9* cos 30 - 0.2* 48.17
a = 12.34 m/s^2
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