3) INCLINED PLANE PROBLEMA girl on a toboggan (total mass 50.0 kg) slides down a frictionless hill (inclination angle 30.0°) asshown below. Find the girl's acceleration down the hill and the normal force of the hill on thetoboggan.(Ans: 4.90 m/s, 424 N)

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DBLEM mass 50.0 kg) slides down a frictionless hill (inclination angle 30.0°) as 's acceleration down the hill and the normal force of the hill on the (Ans: 4.90 m/s², 424 N)

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