A block on an incline is partially supported by a vertical string as shown in the diagram. The coordinate system to be used for this problem is also shown, with the \( x \) and \( y \) axes tilted to align with the slope and normal.**Diagram Explanation:**- The block of mass \( m \) is placed on a 30° incline.- The block experiences a lifting force, \( F_{\text{lift}} \), directed upward.- The angle of the incline with respect to the horizontal is \( \theta = 30^\circ \).- The \( y \)-axis is perpendicular to the incline, and the \( x \)-axis is parallel to the incline.**Equation Options:**Identify the correct \( y \)-direction net force equation:A) \( N - F_{\text{lift}} \cos 30 + mg \cos 30 = ma_y \)B) \( N + F_{\text{lift}} \cos 30 + mg \cos 30 = ma_y \)C) \( N + F_{\text{lift}} \cos 30 - mg \cos 30 = ma_y \)D) \( N - F_{\text{lift}} \sin 30 + mg \cos 30 = ma_y \)E) \( N + F_{\text{lift}} \sin 30 + mg \cos 30 = ma_y \)F) \( N + F_{\text{lift}} \sin 30 - mg \cos 30 = ma_y \)**Question:**Which of the following choices correctly shows the \( y \)-direction \( F_{\text{net}} = ma \) equation?

Answered: Fit y m 0=30% A) N-F cos 30 + mg cos30…

Fit y m 0=30% A) N-F cos 30 + mg cos30 = ma, lift B) N+F, cos 30 + mg cos 30 = ma, lift C) N+F cos30 – mg cos 30 = ma, та, D) N-F sin 30 + mg cos 30 lift %3D E) N+F sin 30 + mg cos30 = ma, lift

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Chapter1: Units, Trigonometry. And Vectors

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