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The maximum value of F which can be applied on the system shown in figure so that both blocks move together with same acceleration is

A

`F=mu M_(2)g`

B

`F=mu[M_(1)-M_(2)]g`

C

`F=mu M_(1)g`

D

`F=mu[M_(1)+M_(2)]g`

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