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A cubical block A of mass 10 kg and a block B of mass 2 kg are connected via string-pulley system as shown in the figure. If one end of the string is pulled with a force 20 N as shown, then the acceleration of wedge will be (All surfaces are smooth. Pulley and strings are ideal)

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