What is the Net Force on M1 in Terms of T, g, and m1?

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what is the net force acting on m1 in terms of T, g, and m1?
 
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Good question. Maybe if there was some context someone could answer it. Although I'm guessing this is a homework problem, and should be asked on the appropriate board.
 
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