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Answered by Magnetron
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Since we do not know that whether the plate and body move together or not, we make assumptions as follows:
Treating both the blocks as a system moving with acceleration a we get,
<br />3\mu mg=(M+m)a\\<br />\Rightarrow a=\dfrac{3\mu mg}{m+M}\\<br />
To check the validity of our assumption let us calculate the frictional force f. Consider the plate,
<br />f=Ma\\<br />=3\dfrac{\mu mMg}{M+m}\\<br />=3\mu mg\left(1+\dfrac{M}{m}\right)&gt;3\mu mg&gt;\mu mg=\mu \mathcal{N}\\<br />
Since, the static friction does not exceed \mu \mathcal{N}, our assumption is incorrect.
This means that the body is sliding relative to the plate and therefore kinetic friction is present.
Now, consider the plate again,
<br />f=Ma\\<br />\Rightarrow \mu mg=Ma\\<br />\Rightarrow a=\dfrac{\mu mg}{M}<br />
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