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There are two block as shown in the figure of masses `1kg` and `4kg`. Friction coefficient between any two surfaces are `0.2` then find maximum value of horizontal force `F` so that both blocks moves together.

A

`5N`

B

`10N`

C

`15N`

D

`20N`

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