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Standard XII
Physics
The 'e' Equation
What should b...
Question
What should be maximum value of
M
so that the
4
k
g
block does not slip over the
5
k
g
bock-
A
12
k
g
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B
8
k
g
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C
10
k
g
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D
6
k
g
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Solution
The correct option is
D
6
k
g
Maximum acceleration of 4 kg block will be decided by maximum frictional force acting on it = uN=0.4×40=16N
Max acceleration of 4 kg block = 4m/s
2
Thus max acceleration of 5 kg block should be 4 m/s
2
For 5 kg block T-f
s
=5a
→
T=36
For M kg block 10M-T=4M
→
m=6 kg
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