How can I calculate the magnitude of the normal force, in terms of any and/or all of M1,M2, g, and ?.How can I calculate the magnitude of the tension in the rope, in terms of any and/or all of M1,M2, g, and ?.

Problem 1 Consider the set of blocks shown below. One block, of mass Alz, sits on a ramp that makes an angle of with the horizontal. The other block, of mass My, is attached to the first block by a rope over a pulley, and hangs from the rope. You may assume the ramp is frictionless. You observe that the blocks are at rest. Use the following symbols for the quantitles in this problem: . wit weight of the block of mass My . my: weight of the block of mass As . ri: normal force T . The tension acting on the block of mass My . 72: tension acting on the block of mass Ma M, Draw a free-body diagram for the block of mass My. Be sure to label your force vectors clearly. The length of the force vectors is not important; the direction is what matters. Forces got Lot, Rain ( !) Ti M Problem 1 continued on next page... Page 1 Draw a free-body diagram for the block of mass M2. Be sure to label your force vectors clearly. The length of the force vectors is not important; the direction is what matters