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Two bars A and B are stuck using an adhesive. The contact surface of the bars make an angle q with the length. Area of cross section of each bar is `S_(0)`. It is known that the adhesive yields if normal stress at the contact surface exceeds `sigma_(0)`. Find the maximum pulling force F that can be applied without detaching the bars.

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