### Physics Problem: Calculating Forces and Acceleration**Problem Statement:**A teacher moves a 16.9 kg desk across the room by applying a 188 N horizontal force. The coefficient of friction (μ) is 0.39.**Tasks:**1. **Find \( F_g \) (Gravitational Force):** \( F_g = \_\_\_ \) N2. **Find \( F_N \) (Normal Force):** \( F_N = \_\_\_ \) N3. **Find \( F_f \) (Frictional Force):** \( F_f = \_\_\_ \) N4. **Find the acceleration of the desk:** \( \_\_\_ \) m/s²**Diagram:**- A horizontal desk (mass = m) with an applied force (F) moving to the right.- The force is depicted by an arrow showing the direction of movement.**Instructions:**Complete the calculations for each box and submit your answers.(Note: Include relevant formulas for gravitational force, normal force, and frictional force. Use Newton’s second law to find acceleration based on the forces.)**Additional Information:**The diagram illustrates the concept of forces acting on an object on a flat surface, highlighting the applied force, the mass of the object, and the direction of motion.

Given(s): Mass, m=16.9 kg Coefficient of friction, μ=0.39

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A teacher moves a 16.9 kg desk across the room by applying a 188 N horizontal force. (u = 0.39) Find Fg Find FN- Find Ff. m/s2 Find the acceleration of the desk.