Two blocks are connected by strings and hung from the ceiling as shown. Tension T1 is 73 N and tension T2 is 59 N. Find the mass of each block, m1, and m2. 2. Two blocks are connected by strings and hung from the ceiling as shown. Tension T¡ is 73 Nand tension T2 is 59 N. Find the mass of each block, m¡ and m2.Ti|T2m2

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2. Two blocks are connected by strings and hung from the ceiling as shown. Tension T¡ is 73 N and tension T2 is 59 N. Find the mass of each block, m¡ and m2. T2 m2

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