**Physics Problem: Pulley System Analysis**The blocks below are released from rest. Take mₐ = 3 kg, mᵦ = 5 kg, and m꜀ = 7 kg. Assume ideal pulley and strings and a frictionless surface.**Questions:**a) Find the acceleration of the blocks.b) Find the tension in each string.**Diagram Explanation:**The diagram shows a pulley system consisting of three blocks. Block A is placed on a horizontal frictionless surface and is connected to Block B, which is hanging vertically. Block B is also connected to Block C, which is hanging vertically below it. This setup uses an ideal pulley and string system.Here is a visual description of the setup:- Block A is on a flat horizontal surface connected to Block B via a string that goes over a pulley.- Block B hangs vertically and is connected via a string to Block C, which is hanging below Block B.- The blocks are labeled A, B, and C respectively.**Solution Steps Overview:**1. Determine the forces acting on each block.2. Apply Newton's second law to each block.3. Solve the equations to find acceleration and tension in the strings.* Helpful equations: - Newton’s Second Law: F = ma - Tension in strings with pulleys and connected massesCalculate and solve for:- Acceleration (a) of the system.- Tension (T₁) in the string between Block A and Block B.- Tension (T₂) in the string between Block B and Block C.

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