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Two objects (m1=3kg, m2=5kg) which slides down a frictionless plane having an inclination angle of θ=20.0º.
a- Draw all of the force component for the two masse system given in pic.
b- Find the acceleration of the two objects and (c) the tension of the cord ( the cord is the lightweight and the pulley is the frictionless and negligible mass).

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