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m1 > m2
m1 moves downwards and m2 moves upwards
for mass m1 = 38.5
Fnet = m1*a
T - m1*2g = -m1*a
T = m1*g - m1*a.............(1)
for mass m2 = 20.8
Fnet = m2*a
T - m2*g = m2*a
T = m2*g + m2*a .............(2)
from 1 & 2
m2*g + m2*a = m1*g - m1*a
m1*a + m2*a = m1*g - m2*g
acceleration a = (m1 - m2)*g/(m1+m2)
a = (38.5-20.8)*9.81/(38.5+20.8)
acceleration a = 2.93 m/s^2 <<<------------answer
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from equation 1
T = m1*g - m1*a
T = m1*(g-a)
T = 38.5*(9.81 - 2.93)
T = 265 N
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