Explain Newton's three laws with at least one paragraph (five sentence minimum) for each law. In each paragraph, you should state the law as described by Newton (use the internet for this), then describe the law so that a non-scientist could understand, explain why the law is important, and provide 1-2 examples of the law in the real world.

A block with mass m = 2 kg is placed on a frictionless ramp with incline = 30o relative to the horizontal. A string is attached to the block and to a pole at the top of the ramp, such that the string is parallel to the surface of the ramp.

Draw a diagram of the problem. Choose a 2D (x,y) coordinate system for the block.

Draw a free body diagram for the block, labeling all forces. With at least three sentences, discuss the significance of the string to the block's motion, and what would happen if the string broke.

Solve for the magnitude of each force. Explain if each force is positive or negative based on its direction.

Without doing any calculations, what is the net force on the block in the x and y directions? Add the forces you

found in part c to justify your answers, and discuss the acceleration of the block.