Please solve the two questions below. Thank you very much. ==A block of mass m₁ 7 kg that is free to move along a horizontal frictionless table, is connected by a string that wraps over africtionless pulley to a second block of mass m2 2 kg which is hanging above the ground.The table is accelerating upward with constant acceleration ao=1 m/s².m1m2αρa. At which acceleration does block m2 falls relative to the table (that is, relative to an observer that is standing on the table)?Now the table is accelerated to the right with acceleration ao, as seen in the figure:m1m2gαρb. What will be the downward acceleration of block m2 relative to the table in this case?

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