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A `1kg` block `B` rests as shown on a bracket `A` of same mass. Constant forces `F_(1)=20N` and `F_(2)=8N` start to act at time `t=0` when the distance of block `B` from pulley is `50cm`. Time when block `B` reaches the pulley is `……………………` .`(` Assume that friction is absent every where. Pulley and string are light.

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The correct Answer is:
0.5 sec

`:. a_(rel) = 8-4=4 :. S_(rel) =(1)/(2) a_(rel)t_(2)`
`:. t=0.5 sec`.
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