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What is the minimum value of the mass `M` so that the block is lifted off the table at the instant shown in the diagram ? Assume that the blocks are initially at rest.
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A

`(m)/(sin 60^@)`

B

`(m)/(tan 60^@)`

C

`m sin 60^@`

D

none of these

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D

The accelerations of the blocks along the string are equal , now apply `F = ma` for both the blocks.
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