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[" Two blocks of mass "m_(1)=6kg" and "m_(2)=3kg" are as shown in the "],[" diagram.Coefficient of friction between "m_(1)" and "m_(2)" and between "m_(1)],[[" and the surface is "0.5" and "0.4," respectively.The maximum "]],[" horizontal force that can be applied to the mass "m_(1)" so that they "],[" move without separation is (nearly) "]

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