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10. A solid cylinder comes down (with its axis remaining horizontal) an inclined with angle 60^° with the horizontal. The coefficient of static and kinetic friction between inclined and the cylinder is equal to 1/2.then the acceleration of the center of mass of the cylinder will be? 1.g/\sqrt{}3 2.g(\sqrt{}3/2-1/4) 3.g\sqrt{}3/2 4.g\sqrt{}3/4

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