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![[Post New]](/templates/default/images/icon_minipost_new.gif) 25 Mar 2008 08:10:37 IST
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It is this that see
The friction force that exists between the two blocks is f37 = (0.3)(10)(3) = 9N
And since the force is being applied on top 2kg block so the force of 10N will drive only 2kg block whereas the friction between 2kg and 3kg block will drive 3kg block
So, Which is equal to f = 2(0.2)(10) = 4N
And since the force that is driving 3kg block is 4N and as the friction force is equal to 9N Hence,
The condition of slipping won't be satisfied as for that the applied force has to be more that limiting friction which over here is greater.
So the force of 4N will drive both the blocks together,
Hope you find it useful. Cheers !!!!!! @@@ !!!!!!!! 
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