Answer:
part. 1: b. -7.35 N
part 2: -12.73 N
Step-by-step explanation:
The free-body diagram of the object is given below:
The green arrows above tell us the direction of the positive x - and y-axis in our twisted coordinated system.
Now, what is the magnitude of the weight parrallel to the incline (the blue line). It turns out that the answer is

Now in our case, m = 1.5 kg and g = 9.8 m/s^2; therefore. the above gives

which evaluates to give

This tells us that the weight of the box parallel to the incline is -7.35 N.
Now, what is the magnitude of the red arrow (the perpendicular component of weight) ? From trigonometry, we have

SInce in our case m = 1.5 and g = 9.8 m/s^2, we have
![W_(\perp)=-(1.5\operatorname{kg})((9.8m)/(s^2))\cos 30^o]()
which evaluates to give

Hence, the perpendicular component of weight is -12.73 N.
Therefore, to summerise:
part. 1: b. -7.35 N
part 2: -12.73 N