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a 2000 kg car moving down a 30°incline. A counterweight of mass 180 kg on a...

a 2000 kg car moving down a 30°incline. A counterweight of mass 180 kg on a 20°inclinehelps control the car’s speed, as well as the brakes of the car. Ignore friction and assume the car goes down

a)Draw an FBD of both the car and the counterweight.

b)Write down N II equations.c)Find the braking force necessary for the car to move down the hill at a constant speed.

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