Find the accelerations of two masses

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Two blocks of masses m1=1 kilogram and m2 = 2 kilogram are connected by a mass less cord passing over a mass less, frictionless pulley. The pulley is pulled up with a force f=50 Newton. Find the accelerations of two masses with respect to ground?

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