Michael M. answered 12/01/20
Math, Chem, Physics, Tutoring with Michael ("800" SAT math)
So there are two forces along the slope. One is friction, pushing her backwards, the other is gravity, but because she's on a slope, the pushing her down the slope isn't as much as if she were in free fall. You would expect the force of gravity to be greater for a steeper slope. This force of gravity comes to be mgsinθ with θ = 36º.
So that's the force down the slope, and the force up the slope is friction, so now find the net force with those two forces.