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An 8 kg block is positioned on a rough, inclined surface and attached to a wall...

An 8 kg block is positioned on a rough, inclined surface and attached to a wall via a rope as shown in the figure below.The tension in the rope is 3.2 N. The rope is cut. When the rope is cut, what is the initial acceleration of block down the slope? (Assume µs = 0.63 and θ = 30◦ .)

The correct answer is 0 m/s^2 but can you explain how to get there

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