1. An m= 1.5 kg block is initially at rest ona frictionless horizontal surface. It ispulled along the surface with a constantforce of F = 3.8 N at an angle of 0 = 30°above the horizontal.m(a) Draw a free body force diagram (FBD) for the block.(b) What is the block's horizontal acceleration?(c)How long must the block be pulled before its speed reaches v,= 5.2 m/s?(d) What distance d does the block move during this time?What is the block's vertical acceleration?(e)(f)Before doing any calculations: Is the normal force N acting on the block equal to,less than, or greater than the weight of the block? Explain your reasoning.(8)Find the normal force N acting on the block. Is your answer consistent with youranswer to (f)?(h) [General question] Under what condition(s) is the normal force acting on anobject equal to the weight of the object?

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