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Consider a mass m moving in a frictionless plane that slopes at an angle α with the horizontal. write down the lagrangian in terms of coordinates x, measured horizontally across the slope, and y, measured down the slope. (treat the system as two-dimensional, but include the gravitational potential energy.) find the two lagrange equations and show that they are what you should have expected.

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