Yes - if it is the same person answering it - it is me again! My question has STILL not been answered...

How would I solve for upwards acceleration with this kind of image, assuming mass and force are given.

Sorry for the last.

http://www.jiskha.com/display.cgi?id=1260063316
I don't know what the problem is on the second.

Ok... but I still don't get it...

Is there a formula type thing that could help me?

Not that I am aware. This is a two part problem...pulling a box along a "horizontal" with a rope at an upward angle, then put that picture all on an incline. You just have to work them separately. Yes, these are sadistic problems.

I do think It would help you if you visited the nearest college bookstore, or BarnesNoble, and took a look at Schaum's OUtline Series, College Physics (or any of the other physics titles, I always like the Physics for Scientists and Engineers...it was really sadistic). The book is inexpensive, full of worked problems, including this one. A good tool for learning.

To solve for upward acceleration with an image, we would need more information about the image and the context of the problem you are referring to. Please provide a detailed description of the image and any relevant formulas or equations associated with it. Additionally, if mass and force are given, please include their values as well. This will allow me to provide you with a step-by-step explanation of how to solve for upward acceleration in the given scenario.