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In the figure above, 10 kg and 5 kg mass on moving together on a frictionless surface on application of 75 N on 10 kg mass. Which force is driving 5 kg and what is its magnitude?

A

Static friction, 25 N

B

Dynamic friction, 25 N

C

Static friction, 75 N

D

Dynamic friction, 75 N

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