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Inclined plane #3

INCLINED PLANES
No friction
1. m=50 kg
0=37°
Fgx=?
Fgy=?
Fgy=?
a=?
2. m=230 kg
0=60°
F=?
a=?
3. Fg=300 N
0=30°
Fgx=?
Fgy=?
a=?

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