Solving a Problem: What Went Wrong & Velocity for Both Masses

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In summary, the examiner provided a solution that switched the masses, but your work was correct. You also asked if the velocity is the same for both masses, and the answer is yes since they are connected. However, they move in different directions.
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Homework Statement
As in the first provided picture:
Relevant Equations
Newton second law
This is the problem:
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And this the answer provided by the examiner:
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And this is my own answer:
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So what did I get wrong???
Also I want to know if the Velocity is the same for both masses.
 

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Mohmmad Maaitah said:
So what did I get wrong???
The diagram shows m_1 as the hanging mass, but the given solution switches that. Your work is fine.
Mohmmad Maaitah said:
Also I want to know if the Velocity is the same for both masses.
Sure---they are connected. (The speeds are the same, but they move in different directions, of course.)
 
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Doc Al said:
The diagram shows m_1 as the hanging mass, but the given solution switches that. Your work is fine.

Sure---they are connected. (The speeds are the same, but they move in different directions, of course.)
Oh lord, he switched the masses :doh:
 

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