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A bar of mass `m` is placed on a triangular block of mass `M` as shown in figure The friction coefficient between the two surface is `mu` and ground is smooth find the minimum and maximum horizontal force `F` required to be applied on block so that the bar will not slip on the inclined surface of block

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