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Block $P$ of mass $2$ kg slides down the surface and has a speed $20 \: m/s$ at the lowest point, $Q$, where the local radius of curvature is $2$ m as shown in the figure. Assuming $g=10 \: m/s^2$, the normal force (in $N$) at $Q$ is ____ correct to two decimal places.

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