5. A block weighs 100kg and is resting on a plane that is incline to thehorizontal at an angle of 20°. What is the force that tends to move the blockdown the plane?A. 336 NB. 632NC. 922ND. 982N 4. A box with a mass of 300kg on top of an inclined plane (with an angle to thehorizontal of 30°) is held in place by a horizontal rope attached to a wallI. Whatis the tension required in the rope to keep the box from moving?A. 1700NB. 2150NC. 2750ND. 3400N

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5. A block weighs 100kg and is resting on a plane that is incline to the horizontal at an angle of 20°. What is the force that tends to move the block down the plane? A. 336 N В. 632N С. 922N D. 982N

5. A block weighs 100kg and is resting on a plane that is incline to the horizontal at an angle of 20°. What is the force that tends to move the block down the plane? A. 336 N В. 632N С. 922N D. 982N

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