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The pulley arrangement in Fig are identical .The mass of the rope is negligble in figure the mass m is lifted up by atteched a mass `2m` to the other end of the rope . In (b), `m` is lifed up by pulley the other end of the rope with a constant in both cases

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For mass `m`
`T - mg = ma`….(i)
For mass `2m`
`2 mg - T - 2ma`….(ii)
From(i) and (ii) `a = g//3`
In second case` T- mg = ma'`
`2mg - mg = ma'`
`a' = g`
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