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Consider the situation shown in figure. Suppose a small electric field E exists in the space in the vertically upward direction and the upper block carries a positive charge Q on its top surface. The friction coefficient between the two blocks is `mu` but teh floor is smooth. what maximum horizontal force F can be applied without disturbing the equilibrium?

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