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The block is always at rest, the maximum force which can be applied for this is 24x. Find the value of x. Take g = 10 `m//s^(2)`{coefficient of friction = 0.3}

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`0-25`
`f_(max)=mu m g`
`=3xx2xx10 =6N =24xx1/4 therefore x=.25`
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