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A block of mass` m_(1) = 1 kg` is horizontally thrown with a velocity of `v = 10 m//s` on a statonary long plank of mass`m_(2) = 2 kg` whose surface has `mu = 0.5 ` plank rest on friction surface find the time when the block comes to rest w.r.t plank

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