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A mass `M` is divided in two parts `m` and `M-m`. Now two parts are connected by an ideal string passing over a pulley as shown in diagram. Find value of `m` such that tension in string is maximum.

A

`m=0`

B

`m=M/2`

C

`m=M/3`

D

`m=M/4`

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B

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