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Answered by LuvKapoor003
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\textbf{ Hey..mate here is yur ans...}
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⏩ Let y be the maximum length of the chain can be hold outside on the table without sliding.
Length of chain on the table = ( L - y )g

⏩ weight of part of the chain on table
=> \textbf{W' = M / L ( L- y )g}

⏩ weight of hanging part of the chain
=> \textbf{W = M / L yg}

For equilibrium :
⏩ Limiting force of friction = weight of hanging part of the chain

\nuR = W => \nuW' = W

=> \nuM / L ( L - y)g = M / L yg

=> \nuL - \nuy = y

=> y = \nuL / 1 + \nu

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