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A bar of mass `m_(1)` is placed on a plank of mass `m_(2)` which rests on a smooth horizontal plane . The coefficient of friction between the surfaces of bar and plank is k . The plank is subjected to a horizontal force F depending on time t as F = at , where a is a constant . The moment of time `t_(0)` at which the plank starts sliding is :

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