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Find the tension in the leftmostrope at the point where it is attached to the leftmost box and thetension in the leftmost rope at the point where it is attached tothe rightmost box.

I only really need help with the tension questions, but i thinkyou just need the force to find them so I wasn't sure if i shouldjust include that.

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this is from my physics homework and I just want to know how toproceed.
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