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Half of the chain is lying on a table. The rest of the chain hangs in equilibrium from both of the ends of the table. Extra length of the hanging chain at one end is 1/8 th of the total length of the chain than that hanging at the other end. The coefficient of friction between table and chain is `25 xx 10^(-4)` the value of x is

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