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the first option is correct.its quite easy as ma is constant since the horizontal components of the forces(normal reaction) are equal
So the accelerations get divided inversely as masses.
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@shubham dhull
the first option is correct.its quite easy as ma is constant since the horizontal components of the forces(normal reaction) are equal So the accelerations get divided inversely as masses.
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Is your course at fiitjee completed?
Could you please explain why the horizontal components are equal?
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Note that its nothing but the x components of the normal reactions that we talking abt.they must be equal.
Thanks.!! I was thinking about this ,but could not believe that I the question could be so simple. BTW you physics is awesome!!
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is it ok now ? i mean you understood , right ?
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Ya its complete.12 th course has started as well.??wbu??you are in which centre??
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@Spandan Senapati and @A E
Should we make a physics doubt board?
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Ok go on☺☺
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Btw, please try this problem. (https://brilliant.org/problems/wedge-problem/?ref_id=1327438)[Link] . Is the answer correct?
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Yeah.... go ahead