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If the two blocks moves with a constant uniform speed then find coefficient
of fricition between the surface of the block B and the table. The spring is massless and the pulley is fricitionless.

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For block B `T=f=mum_(2)g &` For block `A T=m_(1)g` ltbr By solving above equation `mu=(m_(1))/(m_(2))`
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