Given is :-
therefore the mass of the object will be
or
which gives us
now,
The forces in vertical direction will cancel each other out, there is net force in only horizontal direction, therefore by applying Newton's second law in horizontal direction, we get
or
which gives us
This is the required acceleration in the right direction.
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