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How much horizontal acceleration should be provided to the wedge so that the mass of block m placed on the wedge falls freely??

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Answered by LuvKapoor003
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\textbf{Answer ==>}

\textbf{For free fall, normal reaction should be 0}

\textbf{N = 0}

0 + masin\theta{} = mgcos\theta{}

a = g / tan\theta{}

\textbf{Hope it helps u}
Answered by Anonymous
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Hey mate......

here's your answer.......

Free fall condition needs...

Normal reaction equal to 0

N will be 0 ...

0 + mgsin(theta) = mgcos(theta)..

a = g/tan(theta)

Where = a = acceleration

g = gravitational force

mg = Mass × gravity....

Hope it helps....

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