2. Two blocks having masses m1 and m2 are connected to each T3 other by a light cord that passes over two identical, friction- less pulleys, each having a moment of inertia / and radius R, as shown in Figure B. Find the acceleration of each block and the tensions T1, T3 my m2 (a) (b) T2, and T3 in the cord. (Assume no slipping between cord and pulleys.) T2 FIGURE B T3 (c)

2. Two blocks having masses m1 and m2 are connected to each T3 other by a light cord that passes over two identical, friction- less pulleys, each having a moment of inertia / and radius R, as shown in Figure B. Find the acceleration of each block and the tensions T1, T3 my m2 (a) (b) T2, and T3 in the cord. (Assume no slipping between cord and pulleys.) T2 FIGURE B T3 (c)

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