When a wooden block is sliding down a smooth slope, what are the effects of gravity and the supporting force？Please do a vector analysis of this problem to explain it. PS: I want to know EXACTLY what the gravity and thesupporting force are doing to the wooden block. Thanks for your help.

When a wooden block is sliding down a smooth slope, what are the effects of gravity and the supporting force？Please do a vector analysis of this problem to explain it. PS: I want to know EXACTLY what the gravity and thesupporting force are doing to the wooden block. Thanks for your help.

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