30 Consider the two connected objects having masses m = 24 kg and m1 = 40 kg as shown next. If the inclined plane is frictionless and the system is released from rest; find, () a. the acceleration of each object, b. the tensionin the string, T.

30 Consider the two connected objects having masses m = 24 kg and m1 = 40 kg as shown next. If the inclined plane is frictionless and the system is released from rest; find, () a. the acceleration of each object, b. the tensionin the string, T.

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Consider the two connected objects having masses m = 24 kg and m1 = 40 kg as shown next. If the
inclined plane is frictionless and the system is released from rest; find, ()
a. the acceleration of each object,
b. the tensionin the string, T.

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