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In fig., the mass of the man is M. Calculate the mass of the man as registered by weighing machine. Assume weighing machine, man, and wedge all are stationary.

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Weight shown by machine is `N=Mg cos theta`. So the mass shown by the machine will be `N//g=M cos theta`
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