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In given diagram what is the minimum value of a horizontal external force F on block A so that block B will slide on ground is .

A

`30N`

B

`20N`

C

`10N`

D

Not possible

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D

`F_(1(max))=0.2xx10xx10=20N`
`F_(2(max))=0.1xx30xx10=30N`
`F_(1(max))lt F_(2(max))`
`rArr 'B'` can never move.
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