Two masses are connected and placed on an frictionless inclined plane which makes 30° with the horizontal as shown in the figure below. The system is then pulled with a string which is parallel to the plane. If the pull in the string is 60 N, m¡ = 2kg, find the tension in the tension in the string which connects the two masses. Figure 15. 4kg and m2 = 60 N mi m2 30°

Two masses are connected and placed on an frictionless inclined plane which makes 30° with the horizontal as shown in the figure below. The system is then pulled with a string which is parallel to the plane. If the pull in the string is 60 N, m¡ = 2kg, find the tension in the tension in the string which connects the two masses. Figure 15. 4kg and m2 = 60 N mi m2 30°

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