QUESTION 6T72T2The figure above is taken from a Webassign HW problem and shows an elevator, with two hangingmasses, accelerating upwards. Which statement below is true about the situation shown?OT, = T2OT,>T2OT, QUESTION 7Which statement below follows from Newton's first law?O None of these choices is correct.O Acceleration causes force.A force produces an acceleration in an object with a finite mass.Acceleration causes inertia.

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m. T2 The figure above is taken from a Webassign HW problem and shows an elevator, with two hanging masses, accelerating upwards. Which statement below is true about the situation shown? OT = T2 OT, > T2 OT,

m. T2 The figure above is taken from a Webassign HW problem and shows an elevator, with two hanging masses, accelerating upwards. Which statement below is true about the situation shown? OT = T2 OT, > T2 OT,

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