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Consider a system of masses `M_(1)` and `M_(2)(M_(1) gt M_(2))` connected by a massless string in fig the system is pulled by a force F from the side of mass `M_(1)` and the system is pulled by the same force F from the side of mass `M_(2)` then:

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