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a uniform chain of lenght l has one of its end attached to a vertical wall at a point A whitle 3l\4 of the lenght of the chain is lying on A TABLE as shown in figure ,tangent to the chain at A makes an angle 37 with the wall find the minimumm coefficient of friction between table and chain so the chain remains at equilibrium

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