(2) The box with M = 40kg shown below is being pulled by two pulleys exerting forcesF₁ = 400 N (0₁ = 60°) and F₂ = 200 N (0₂= 15°) up an incline with an angle 0₁ = 30°. If the uk= 0.15. What is the acceleration of the box? Would the F₁ or F₂ be enough alone to pull thebox up if the other pulley would stop working? 0₂0₁F₁F₂M8.

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(2) The box with M = 40kg shown below is being pulled by two pulleys exerting forces F₁ = 400 N (0₁ = 60°) and F₂ = 200 N (02= 15°) up an incline with an angle 0,= 30°. If the uk = 0.15. What is the acceleration of the box? Would the F₁ or F₂ be enough alone to pull the box up if the other pulley would stop working?

(2) The box with M = 40kg shown below is being pulled by two pulleys exerting forces F₁ = 400 N (0₁ = 60°) and F₂ = 200 N (02= 15°) up an incline with an angle 0,= 30°. If the uk = 0.15. What is the acceleration of the box? Would the F₁ or F₂ be enough alone to pull the box up if the other pulley would stop working?

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