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Which among the following diagrams best illustrate the free body diagram of an object sliding down an incline?

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Which among the following diagrams best illustrate the free body diagram of an object sliding down an incline?

(A)
(B)
(C)
Normal Force
Normal Force
Weight
Force due to
Force due to
acceleration
acceleration
Weight
Weight
Normal Force
(D)
(E)
Normal Force
Normal Force
Weight
Force due to
acceleration
Force due to
acceleration

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