**Problem Description:**Box 1 (\(m_1 = 1.8 \, \text{kg}\)) sits on a frictionless surface that is inclined at an angle \(\beta\) from the horizontal. It is connected to box 2 (\(m_2 = 2.4 \, \text{kg}\)) using a lightweight flexible cord that passes over a lightweight frictionless pulley. When a vertical force \(F\) of magnitude \(5.0 \, \text{N}\) pushes up on box 2, the box has a downward acceleration of \(4.5 \, \text{m/s}^2\).Find:a. the tension in the connecting cord, and b. the angle \(\beta\) of the inclined surface.**Diagram Explanation:**The diagram shows:- Box 1 (\(m_1\)) positioned on an inclined plane with angle \(\beta\) from the horizontal.- Box 2 (\(m_2\)) hanging vertically and connected to box 1 via a cord that runs over a pulley.- The force \(F\) acting upward on box 2.- An arrow illustrating the angle \(\beta\) at the base of the inclined plane.This setup demonstrates two boxes connected by a cord over a pulley with external forces and accelerations included.

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2. Box 1 (m₁ = 1.8 kg) sits on a frictionless surface that is inclined at an angle from horizontal. It is connected to box 2 (m₂ = 2.4 kg) using a lightweight flexible cord that passes over a lightweight frictionless pulley (see figure). When a vertical force F of magnitude 5.0 N pushes up on box 2, the box has a downward acceleration of 4.5 m/s². Find a. the tension in the connecting cord, and b. the angle of the inclined surface. 7221 mq

2. Box 1 (m₁ = 1.8 kg) sits on a frictionless surface that is inclined at an angle from horizontal. It is connected to box 2 (m₂ = 2.4 kg) using a lightweight flexible cord that passes over a lightweight frictionless pulley (see figure). When a vertical force F of magnitude 5.0 N pushes up on box 2, the box has a downward acceleration of 4.5 m/s². Find a. the tension in the connecting cord, and b. the angle of the inclined surface. 7221 mq

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