AP Physics 1· difficulty 2/5
The free-body diagram shows weight (), normal (), and friction () on a block sliding <strong>down</strong> a rough incline. Friction here points
Vertically down
Up the slope
Toward the bottom of the incline
Down the slope
Explanation
Kinetic friction opposes motion. The block slides down, so points up the slope.
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