In the given figure below, both masses m1 and m2 are attached with a string. Mass m1 is moving on its right, and mass m2 is moving downwards. Select the correct statement from the following choices: T m₂ O Mass m1 (on the table) and mass m2 (hanging mass) have forces acting on them, along their horizontal axis only. O Mass m2 (hanging mass) has forces acting on it along its vertical axis only, while mass m1 (on the table) has forces acting on it along both, its horizontal and vertical axis. O Mass m1 (on the table) and mass m2 (hanging mass) have forces acting on them, along their vertical axis only. O Mass m2 (hanging mass) has forces acting on it along its vertical axis only, while mass m1 (on the table) has forces acting on it along its horizontal axis only.

In the given figure below, both masses m1 and m2 are attached with a string. Mass m1 is moving on its right, and mass m2 is moving downwards. Select the correct statement from the following choices: T m₂ O Mass m1 (on the table) and mass m2 (hanging mass) have forces acting on them, along their horizontal axis only. O Mass m2 (hanging mass) has forces acting on it along its vertical axis only, while mass m1 (on the table) has forces acting on it along both, its horizontal and vertical axis. O Mass m1 (on the table) and mass m2 (hanging mass) have forces acting on them, along their vertical axis only. O Mass m2 (hanging mass) has forces acting on it along its vertical axis only, while mass m1 (on the table) has forces acting on it along its horizontal axis only.

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