Three objects are connected by light strings as shown in the figure below. The string connecting the m₁ = 5.65-kg objectand the m₂ = 4.70-kg object passes over a light frictionless pulley.m₁m₂3.00 kg(a) Determine the acceleration of each object.m/s²object m₁ magnitudeobject m₁object m₂object m₂direction upmagnitudedirection downobject m3magnitudeobject m3 direction upm/s²m/s²(b) Determine the tension in the two strings.string between m, and m₂string between m₂ and the 3.00-kg objectz zNN

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