Please refer to diagram.
Now Force on m due to 2m is given by
along + X axis
Along AC at an angle 33.690 with + X axis
Along Y axis.
Now Fc will be resolved in components forms and added to respective x or y axis component to get Fx and Fy Components of Net force on mass m placed at point A
So Net Force on m will be
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