A 45 ° wedge is pushed along a blai 6 table with constant acceleration A. A block of mass m slides without friction on the wedge. Find the block's acceleration. Gravity is .directed down m A (A+g)2 A-g 2/(A+g) A+g a_x a_y

A 45 ° wedge is pushed along a blai 6 table with constant acceleration A. A block of mass m slides without friction on the wedge. Find the block's acceleration. Gravity is .directed down m A (A+g)2 A-g 2/(A+g) A+g a_x a_y

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