12. LO: 5, 6 Draw and find the normal force in each case. Select aset of coordinate axes and set-up Newton's Second Law alongeach axis assuming that the mass is at rest.X0N10kgmg(a)F-5N10kg13. LO: 6- Find the components of weight parallel and perpendicular to the incline. Write Newton's Laws along eachaxis assuming that the mass is accelerating down the incline.(b)F=5N10kg(c)

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12. LO: 5, 6 Draw and find the normal force in each case. Select a set of coordinate axes and set-up Newton's Second Law along each axis assuming that the mass is at rest. L 0 N 10kg mg (a) F-SN 10kg (b) 13. LO: 6 - Find the components of weight parallel and perpendicular to the incline. Write Newton's Laws along each axis assuming that the mass is accelerating down the incline. F=5N 10kg (c)

12. LO: 5, 6 Draw and find the normal force in each case. Select a set of coordinate axes and set-up Newton's Second Law along each axis assuming that the mass is at rest. L 0 N 10kg mg (a) F-SN 10kg (b) 13. LO: 6 - Find the components of weight parallel and perpendicular to the incline. Write Newton's Laws along each axis assuming that the mass is accelerating down the incline. F=5N 10kg (c)

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Chapter5: Newton's Law Of Motion

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