19 The diagram shows objects of mass 3 kg and 2 kg on connected smooth planesinclined at angles of 0 and 20 to the horizontal. The objects are attached to3 kg2 kgthe ends of a light inextensible string that passes over a smooth pulley. Let20T newtons be the tension in the string, and suppose that the 3 kg object isaccelerating at a m/s² up its plane.a Find, in terms of a, T, g and 0, an equation for the motion of the 3 kg object up its plane.b Write down a similar equation for the motion of the 2 kg object down the other plane.c Show that the system is in equilibrium when cos 0 = .

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