Free body diagram of a block sliding down an incline with friction

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A free body diagram of a block with F_g straight down, F_N tilted 30° from the vertical and marked θ, and F_f pointing up the slope, with a dashed velocity arrow down the slope
A block sliding down a ramp that rises to the right at 30°, drawn without the ramp. Gravity F_g points straight down; the normal force F_N points up and to the left, square to the slope, with an angle mark θ between it and the dashed vertical; friction F_f points up the slope. A dashed velocity arrow v points down the slope.

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