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Total acceleration = a F1 = M1g F2=M2g Here M1 and M2 are masses of the blocks.

Use Newton's Second Law to write an equation for each of the free body diagrams you drew in Question 2. (Note: Be sure to use the correct signs to agree with your drawings). Solve these four equations for the force of tension (F₁). You answer should be in variable form.

Use Newton's Second Law to write an equation for each of the free body diagrams you drew in Question 2. (Note: Be sure to use the correct signs to agree with your drawings). Solve these four equations for the force of tension (F₁). You answer should be in variable form.

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