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如图所示，把一个重为80N的物体A放在倾角θ=37°的光滑斜面上，并对物体A施加

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如图所示，把一个重为80N的物体A放在倾角θ=37°的光滑斜面上，并对物体A施加一个水平方向的作用力F．要使物体保持平衡状态，力F的大小为______N，此时斜面对物体的支持力大小为______N．（sin37°=0.6，cos37°=0.8）

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考点：滑动摩擦力、动摩擦因数力的合成共点力的平衡
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