Consider the system below. Three blocks are connected as shown and are being pulled to the right by a force T, = 12 N on top of a frictionless horizontal surface. If m, = 1.75 kg, m, = 2.65 kg, and mg = m, + m, find the values T, and T, and the acceleration of the system. string string string frictionless T2 m, m2 m,

Consider the system below. Three blocks are connected as shown and are being pulled to the right by a force T, = 12 N on top of a frictionless horizontal surface. If m, = 1.75 kg, m, = 2.65 kg, and mg = m, + m, find the values T, and T, and the acceleration of the system. string string string frictionless T2 m, m2 m,

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