S - The coefficient of static friction between the block of 2 kg and the table shown in figure is µ = 0.2. What should be the maximum value of m so that the blocks do not move? Take g = 10 m/s². The string and the pulley are light and smooth. N 2 kg T T F 20 N mg E

S - The coefficient of static friction between the block of 2 kg and the table shown in figure is µ = 0.2. What should be the maximum value of m so that the blocks do not move? Take g = 10 m/s². The string and the pulley are light and smooth. N 2 kg T T F 20 N mg E

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