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In the fig, find the acceleration of `m_(1)` and `m_(2)`
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`l_(1)+2l_(2) = "constant"`
`a_(1) =2a_(2) , T =m_(1) a_(1)`
`m_(2) g-2T =m_(2)a_(2) ,m_(2)g =2m_(1)a_(1)+m_(2)a_(2)`
`m_(2)g =2m_(1) (2a_(2)) +m_(2)a_(2)`
`a_(2) =(m_(2)g)/(4m_(1)+m_(2)), a_(1) =(2m_(2)g)/(4m_(1)+m_(2))`

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