Three stacked blocks have a downward force F' exerted on them as shown: Assume the system is at rest (such as blocks stacked on a stationary table). If m = 6.5 kg and F' = 9.9 N, what is the normal force exerted on the 5m block by the 8m block?Express your answer in N, to at least one digit after the decimal point. The image displays a diagram of a three-tiered block structure subjected to a force. Here's a detailed description:1. **Block Structure:** - The structure consists of three rectangular blocks stacked on top of one another. - The bottom block is the largest, marked as "8m" in width. - The middle block is slightly smaller, marked as "5m" in width. - The top block is the smallest, marked as "2m" in width.2. **Force Applied:** - An arrow labeled "F" is pointing downward, indicating that a force is being applied on the topmost block.3. **Visual Elements:** - The blocks are aligned centrally, and the entire structure rests on a horizontal line representing the ground or a base surface.This diagram could be used in educational contexts to explain concepts related to forces, structures, or equilibrium in physics or engineering studies.

Name: Three stacked blocks have a downward force F' exerted on them as shown
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Description: Three stacked blocks have a downward force F' exerted on them as shown: Assume the system is at rest (such as blocks stacked on a stationary table). If m = 6.5 kg and F' = 9.9 N, what is the normal force exerted on the 5m block by the 8m block?Expres

Given: The mass is m=6.5 kg. The force is F=9.9 N. The expression to calculate the force exerted on the 5 m block by the 8 m block is given by, N=2m+5mg+F'N=7mg+F' Here, g is the gravitational acceleration.Substitute the values in the above expression. N=7×6.5 kg×9.8 m/s2+9.9 NN=445.9+9.9 NN=455.8 N Thus, N=455.8 N is the force exerted on the 5 m block by the 8 m block.