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A body of mass 62 kg on a horizontal smooth plane is acted upon by a force F=30 N at an angle 0=30°. What is the normal force (in N) acting on the body by the plane? (Use: g=10 m/s²) F= 30 N 30

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A body of mass 62 kg on a horizontal smooth plane is acted upon by a force F=30 N at an angle 0-30°. What is the
normal force (in N) acting on the body by the plane? (Use: g=10 m/s)
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