take the x-axis along the incline (say, downhill) and the y-axis perpendicular to the incline, say upwards and solve the problem again. Then write down Newton's 2nd law in the x- and y-direction again, and find the connection between FN and FG **Scenario 3:** A block is sliding down an inclined solid surface that makes an angle θ with the horizontal. Take an X-axis parallel to the incline (oriented downward) and a Y-axis perpendicular to the incline, and apply Newton’s second law to find the magnitude of the normal force \( F_N \). Treat the weight \( W \) as a given.- **Sketch**: This would typically show a block on an inclined plane with the angle θ indicated. The X-axis is along the incline while the Y-axis is perpendicular to it.- **FBD (Free Body Diagram)**: This diagram would illustrate the forces acting on the block. It would typically include: - The gravitational force acting downward. - The normal force \( F_N \) perpendicular to the surface of the incline. - The component of the gravitational force along the incline.- **Newton’s 2nd Law (Component-Per-Component)**: Apply Newton’s second law of motion separately to the X and Y components to solve for the normal force \( F_N \).

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Description: take the x-axis along the incline (say, downhill) and the y-axis perpendicular to the incline, say upwards and solve the problem again. Then write down Newton's 2nd law in the x- and y-direction again, and find the connection between FN and FG **Scen