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Find the acceleration of the block of mass `M` in the situation shown in figure. All the surfaces are frictionless.

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`T - Mg sin 30^(@) = Ma` …(i)
`2Mg - 2T = 2M ((a)/(2))` …(ii)
Solving these equation, we get
`a = (g)/(3)`
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