1. Consider on a table with a zero inclination.
Think about why the object is at rest on it, i.e. in its equilibrium.
In my case, by considering the Newton's first law, you know where the other force is.
It gives the hints to you.
2. For any force, you can always split it into x-component and y-component.
In this case, you may consider the direction along the surface of slope as x-direction.
With a right-angle between the forces you will draw, you will get the sum of the squares of them equals to F2.