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A wedge of mass 2m and a cube of mass m is shown in figure. Between cube and wedge there iso friction. The minimum coefficient of friction between wedge and ground so that wedge does notmove isLOS2m45\ast(1)0.20(2)0.25(3) 0.10(4) 0.50

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