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Two blocks `A` and `B` of mass `10 kg` and `20 kg` respectivelly, are arranged as shown in figure In the figure given a constant force `F_(0) = 120 N `act on block `A` and a force zero discoss the direction and nature of friction force and the acceleations of the block for different value of `F`

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