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A wedge of mass `M` resting on a horizontal frictionless surface is acted upon by a force `F` in the horizontal direction as shown in figure. Find the net horizontal force acting on the shaded portion of the wedge.

A

F

B

`(F)/(3)`

C

`(F)/(6)`

D

zero

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