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Two masses are attached via a string and pulley. One mass is 15kg and the other...

Two masses are attached via a string and pulley. One mass is 15kg and the other is 6kg. There is an additional 10kg mass hanging off the 6kg mass by a string. What is the acceleration of the masses and what are the tensions in the strings?

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