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Two masses of `10kg` and `5kg` are suspended from a rigid support as shown in figure. The system is pulled down with a force of `150N` attached to the lower mass. The string attached to the support breaks and the system accelerates downwards

In case the force continues to act. what will be the tension acting between the two masses ? .

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