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Consider a 14-tyre truck, whose only rea...

Consider a `14-tyre` truck, whose only rear `8` wheels are power driven (means only these `8` wheels can produce an acceleration).These `8 wheels` are supporting approximately half of the load.If coefficient of friction between road and each type is `0.6`,then what could be the maximum attainable acceleration by the truck is

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