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Given, Mass of block m1 = 1.2 Kg Mass of block m2 = 2.8 Kg Coefficient of friction μ=0.8 Free body…

A book of mass m1 1.2 kg is stacked on another book of mass m2 = 2.8 kg, which rests on a friction-less smooth table, If the coefficient of friction between the blocks is u =0.8, Then the maximum force that can be applied to m2 so %3D :that m, may not slide is m2

A book of mass m1 1.2 kg is stacked on another book of mass m2 = 2.8 kg, which rests on a friction-less smooth table, If the coefficient of friction between the blocks is u =0.8, Then the maximum force that can be applied to m2 so %3D :that m, may not slide is m2

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