4. A block (mass M) is pulled up a frictionless ramp (angle & above the horizontal) with tensionT parallel to the rampPHYS 211Picture:Axes??Equations:nonzero)nonzero)FnetFnety==RECITATIONFBDAccD= (Circle ro,= May =(zero,

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4. A block (mass M) is pulled up a frictionless ramp (angle & above the horizontal) with tension
T parallel to the ramp
PHYS 211
Picture:
Axes??
Equations:
nonzero)
nonzero)
Fnet
Fnety
=
=
RECITATION
FBD
AccD
= (Circle ro,
= May =(zero,

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Given:-

The mass of the M block pulls by force up along the ramp as shown in the figure below

The tension on the rope is T

Find:-

free body diagram of the system

F_netxand F_nety

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