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In the arrangement shown surfaces are smooth, pulley is ideal and string is light. If `F=(Mg)/2` , then

A

acceleration of the larger block is `g/2 hati`

B

acceleration of the larger block is `g/4 hati`

C

acceleration of the smaller block is `g/4 hati +g/2(-hatj)`

D

acceleration of the smaller block is `g/4 hati `

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