a)
here for block 1
F1 = T - m * g * sin(theta)
m1 * a = T - m * g * sin(Theta)
3.21 * a = T - 3.21 * 9.8 * sin34.5
3.21 * a = T - 17.81
T = 3.21 * a + 17.81 .......................(1)
then for block 2
F2 = m * g - T
2.35 * a = 2.35 * 9.8 - T
2.35 * a = 23.03 - T ........................(2)
from 1 and 2 equation
2.35 * a = 23.03 - (3.21 * a + 17.81)
a = 0.938 m/s^2
b)
from 1 equation
T = 3.21 * 0.938 + 17.81
T = 20.82 N
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