Answer the following questions:Part1:What is the normal component of the force by the table on the spectrophotometer?Part3:What is the magnitude of the frictional force on the spectrophotometer at t: 2.0sPart4:You repeat the experiment. This time you exert a constant force=176N at an angle of 30 for 10s in the direction shown below. The next three questions all pertain to this situation.What is the normal component of the force by the table on the spectrophotometer?Part6:What is the magnitude of the frictional force on the spectrophotometer at t: 2.0s

An old spectrophotometer sits at rest on a lab table. Its mass is m = 30 kg. The coefficients of static and kinetic friction between the spectrophotometer and table are u, = 0.5 and HK = 0.4, respectively. In an effort to move the spectrophotometer, you exert a constant force | F | = 176 N to the left for 10 s. The next three questions all pertain to this situation