Calculate magnitude of the reactive force

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The discussion centers on calculating the magnitude of the reactive force using specific parameters such as mass, angle, distance, coefficient of kinetic friction, and gravity. The initial query lacked clarity, prompting a request for a more complete question to facilitate accurate assistance. Understanding the relationship between these variables is essential for deriving the reactive force in physics problems.

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I just wanted to know how to calculate magnitude of the reactive force...The given values are for,mass,angle,distance,coefficient of kinetic friction and gravity..
 
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Magnitude of what? Please ask a complete question.
 

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