A man of mass 69 kg stands tries to stand on a sloping surface that rises at 20 degrees to the horizontal. Assuming that the man is able to stand still, draw a free body diagram for the man. N = Normal N Number 110 Fg fs Delete Assuming the man is able to stand still, what would be the magntiude of the frictional force on him? (Give the answer in Newtons - numerical value only, no units)

A man of mass 69 kg stands tries to stand on a sloping surface that rises at 20 degrees to the horizontal. Assuming that the man is able to stand still, draw a free body diagram for the man. N = Normal N Number 110 Fg fs Delete Assuming the man is able to stand still, what would be the magntiude of the frictional force on him? (Give the answer in Newtons - numerical value only, no units)

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