(a) In the figure below, what is the acceleration of mass (m)?(b) How long does it take to go from the bottom to the top of the inclined plane?(c) Draw the free body diagrams for both m and M.NOTE: The pulley is rigid (does NOT rotate), hence tension "T" is uniform in the string.m = 10 Kg, M = 20KgM= 0.25 =10mfrictionCoefficientaa=accelenatronM=0.25m=lokg M=2ongm=Tonge =45°6 =45°

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(a) In the figure below, what is the acceleration of mass (m)?
(b) How long does it take to go from the bottom to the top of the inclined plane?
(c) Draw the free body diagrams for both m and M.
NOTE: The pulley is rigid (does NOT rotate), hence tension "T" is uniform in the string.
m = 10 Kg, M = 20Kg
M= 0.25 =
10m
friction
Coefficient
a
a=accelenatron
M=0.25
m=lokg M=2ong
m=Tong
e =45°
6 =45°

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