Find maximum force for which they can move together

In above example find maximum F for which two blocks will move together.

Find out the range of force in which both the blocks move together.

Find the maximum possible force which can be applied to the 8 kg block shown in figure-2.94 to move both the blocks together if bottom surface is (a) frictionless, (b) having friction coefficient 0.3. Take g = 10m//s^(2)

The minimum force F for which the block starts moving is Find x

The minimum force F for which the block starts moving is Find x

Find out the maximum value of F for which both the blocks will move together.

There are two block as shown in the figure of masses 1kg and 4kg . Friction coefficient between any two surfaces are 0.2 then find maximum value of horizontal force F so that both blocks moves together.

There are two block as shown in the figure of masses 1kg and 4kg . Friction coefficient between any two surfaces are 0.2 then find maximum value of horizontal force F so that both blocks moves together.

What is the maximum value of force, so that both the blocks will move together ?

What is the maximum value of force, so that both the blocks will move together ?