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Two block A of `6 kg` and B of `4 kg` are placed in contact with each other as shown in figure

There is no friction A and ground and between both the blocks .The coefficient of friction between B and ground is `0.5` A horizontal force `F` is applied on A find the minimum and maximum value of `F` which can be applied so that both blocks can move combinely without any relative between them.

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