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A block of mass ' m ' is placed on wedge of mass ' M '. If all the surfaces are smooth

Acceleration of masses ' m ' along x and y axes are $a subscript x end subscript$ and $a subscript y end subscript$ respectively. Accelaration of wedge is 'A'.

$a_{y} = (a_{x} - A) T a n q$
$a_{y} = A$ Tanq
$a_{y} = (a_{x} + A) T a n q$
$a_{x} = a_{y}$ Tanq.

The correct answer is: $a subscript y end subscript equals open parentheses a subscript x end subscript plus A close parentheses T a n invisible function application q$

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