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Two masses, m1= 1.00 kg and m2= 2.00 kg, are attached to the ends of a...

Two masses, m1= 1.00 kg and m2= 2.00 kg, are attached to the ends of a light cord, which passes over a frictionless pulley in the shape of a uniform disk of mass 3.00 kg. How long does it take the 2.00 kg mass to fall a vertical distance of 1.00 m? What is the tension of either side of the pulley?

(Answers: t= 0.958 sec; T1= 12.0 N; T2= 15.2 N I just need help with the steps for solving this problem)

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