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The question is as follows: I did the following: force on m1 = m1g sin(45) thus acceleration of m1 with respect to m2 = g sin(45) coming to m2, force on m2 due to m1 = m1g cos(45) but this is in

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A block of weight is placed on a wedge and arranged as shown. The force F needed to hold the wedge in equilibrium there is no friction anywhere, is = 45° 1 (