Hi please solve this question QuestionAn astronaut pushes a block and mass M that is on a surface asshown in Fig. 1(c). A magnitude of the force applied by the astronautis B and the direction is given by angle 0 in the figure. Thisexperiment is done in space where gravity is negligible. Thecoefficients of static and kinetic friction between the block and thesurface are both u. (a) Assume that the block does not move. Drawthe free-body diagram with all the forces acting on the block. (b)Consider that the block still does not move, find the magnitude ofthe forces acting acting on the block as a function of the givenquantities. (c) Consider now that the astronaut wants the block tomove. move. He will accomplish this by pushing harder (changing B),or pushing at a different angle (by changing 0), or by changing both?Find the requirement needed for B and/or 0 for the block to startmoving. motion. If there is no constraint on B and/or 0 explain why.M

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An astronaut pushes a block and mass M that is on a surface as shown in Fig. 1(c). A magnitude of the force applied by the astronaut is B and the direction is given by angle 0 in the figure. This experiment is done in space where gravity is negligible. The coefficients of static and kinetic friction between the block and the surface are both u. (a) Assume that the block does not move. Draw the free-body diagram with all the forces acting on the block. (b)