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In the figure shown, the minimum force `F` to be applied perpendicular to the incline so that the block does not slide is

A

`200N`

B

`40 N`

C

`120 N`

D

none

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The correct Answer is:
A


`f_l=muN=0.51[F-10g-cos37^@]`
`f=10gsin37^@`
For the block to not to slide `f_lgtf`.
`L implies0.51[F-10gcos37^@]gt10gsin37^@`
`implies Fgt200N`
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