71. A spring scale indicates a tension T in the right hand cable of the pulley systemshown in figure. Neglecting the mass of the pulleys and ignoring friction between thecable and pulley the mass m is27(a)4.7T(1 +e(b)4T(c)springscale(d) None of the aboveM

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