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Two masses, m_1=1.0 kg and m_2=5.0 kg, are linked by a string through a pulley as shown in the figure. Find the acceleration of the two masses.

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Two masses, m_1=1.0 kg and m_2=5.0 kg, are
linked by a string through a pulley as shown
in the figure. Find the acceleration of the two
masses.
m₁
m₂

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