QUESTION 3ProblemAt the end of Chapter 4 Problem 4.4 of your book, consider that the trunk with mass M travels at a constant velocity along a frictionless incline and the angles involvedare 0j and es, where es corresponds to the angle with respect to the direction of motion and 0; is the angle of the incline. What are the simplified expressions for thetension on the rope and the normal force on the trunk in terms of M, g, and the angles?AnswerT =(0;)/n = (Mg)((6)Os +

The free-body diagram for the given problem is:

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