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5. A right triangular wedge of mass M and angle theta, supporting a cubical block of mass m on its side, rests on a horizontal table, as shown. a. What horizontal acceleration a must M have relative to the table to keep m stationary relative to the wedge, assuming frictionless contacts? b. What horizontal force F must be applied to the wedge to achieve this result, assuming a frictionless table top? c. Suppose no horizontal force is supplied to M and both surfaces are frictionless. Find the resulting acceleration of each mass relative to the table

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