A block of mass $M$ placed on rough surface of coefficient of friction equal to $3$ . If $F$ is the $(4/5)$ of the minimum force required to just move. Find out the force exerted by ground on the block
A block of mass $M$ placed on rough surface of coefficient of friction equal to $3$ . If $F$ is the $(4/5)$ of the minimum force required to just move. Find out the force exerted by ground on the block
- A
$2.6\ Mg$
- B
$Mg$
- C
$4\ Mg$
- D
$3.4\ Mg$
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