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Find the relation between `a_(1)` and `a_(2)`
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Acceleration of rod w.r.t wedge
`a_(r//w) = a_(1) hati -a_(2)hatj`
`veca_(r//w)` must be along the incline.
`tan theta = (a_(2))/(a_(1))`
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