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Kinetic Friction

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In the figure shown coefficient of friction between8 kg block and surface is zero and coefficient offriction (both static and kinetic) between the blocksis 0.4. A force of 20 N is applied on 8 kg block asshown The acceleration of 4 kg mass is(g 10 m/s24 kg20 N8 kg7

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