Newton's Second Law. Show all work and explain your reasoning.5.Two blocks are tied together by a light rope that passes over a pulley as shown below. The first block19.00 kg slides on an incline that makes an angle of 024 degrees with respect to the horizontalm1%3Dwhile the second block (labeled m2) hangs freely. There is no friction on the ramp.Determine the magnitude of the normal force on block mį.а.b.If the system is moving with constant speed, what is the mass m2?mim2

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