As shown in the figure, two objects with mass of M1 and M2 are connected by a light spring and placed on a rough inclined plane with an inclination angle of θ. The dynamic friction coefficient between the object and the inclined plane is μ. The pulling force parallel to the inclined plane and the size of F acts on M1 to make M1 and M2 move upward uniformly and accelerate, and the inclined plane is always stationary on the horizontal ground, then () A. The spring force is m2m1 + m2fb. The spring force is m2m1 + M2F + μ m2gsin θ C

As shown in the figure, two objects with mass of M1 and M2 are connected by a light spring and placed on a rough inclined plane with an inclination angle of θ. The dynamic friction coefficient between the object and the inclined plane is μ. The pulling force parallel to the inclined plane and the size of F acts on M1 to make M1 and M2 move upward uniformly and accelerate, and the inclined plane is always stationary on the horizontal ground, then () A. The spring force is m2m1 + m2fb. The spring force is m2m1 + M2F + μ m2gsin θ C

A. B according to Newton's second law, for M1 and M2 as a whole: F - μ (M1 + m2) GCOS θ - (M1 + m2) GSIN θ = (M1 + m2) a, for M2: F projectile - μ m2gcos θ - m2gsin θ = M2A, f projectile = m2m1 + M2F