Two partical start together from a point...

Two partical start together from a point `O` and slide down along straight smooth wire inclined at `30^(@)` and `60^(@)` to the vertical plane and on the same slide of vertical through `O` . The relative acceleration of second with respect to first will be of magnitude

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