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Friction coefficients at all surfaces in the given setup is `mu_(s)=0.5` `mu_(k)=0.20` .Find the minimum acceleration of the block of mass 2kg so that smaller block of mass 0.5kg remains at rest wrt 2kg (g=10m/s^(2))

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