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Jade is climbing a mountain, if the normal force she is producing with her legs is 816N of force to keep her static, what must her mass m (in kg) be? 31° T Flegs 15°

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solution Flegs 816N force belance equation - Given =) 31 T 59 Tsins go Flegs sin 15° Elige 2150 T lossgo Flegs 400150 © I los

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