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Answered by Anonymous
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Since the two blocks always remain in contact with each other, they msut move with the same acceleration.

Using Newton's second law, we get

For block m1:F−N=m1a

For block m2:N=m2a

On adding the two equations, we get

f=(m1+m2)a⇒a=Fm1+m2

Substituting the value of a in (ii), we get

N=m2a=Fm2m1+m2

Answered by Anonymous
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Answer:

Since the two blocks always remain in contact with each other, they msut move with the same acceleration.

Using Newton's second law, we get

For block m1:F−N=m1a

For block m2:N=m2a

On adding the two equations, we get

f=(m1+m2)a⇒a=Fm1+m2

Substituting the value of a in (ii), we get

N=m2a=Fm2m1+m2

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