Two wires are arranged as shown in the f...

Two wires are arranged as shown in the figure. The elongations in upper and lower wires are respectively

`((m_1+m_2)gl_1)/(AY_1), (m_2gl_2)/(AY_2)`

`((m_1 - m_2)gl_1)/(AY_1), (m_2gl_2)/(AY_2)`

`((m_1/m_2 + 1)gl_1)/(AY_1) , (m_2gl_2)/(AY_2)`

`((m_1/m_2 - 1) gl_1)/(AY_1), (m_2gl_2)/(AY_2)`

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