Friction opposes relative motion. M2 is trying to move in forward direction so friction acts in backward direction M1 has no force acting on it so it remains stationary w.r.t ground (due to inertia) But w.r.t m2 it is moving backwards so friction acts in forward direction.
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Sir please clear my doubt. If applied force is on m1. Then f max =a×m2 or f max =a×m1.
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sir how do we calculate required friction?
Reqd friction : a(common) × m1
Fmax=u m1g
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Sir, why does Friction act in the backward direction and forward direction ??
Friction opposes relative motion.
M2 is trying to move in forward direction so friction acts in backward direction
M1 has no force acting on it so it remains stationary w.r.t ground (due to inertia)
But w.r.t m2 it is moving backwards so friction acts in forward direction.
Newton's 3rd Law
So what if we have to calculate the friction acting between the two blocks? It would be just f? Or 2f?
It will be f
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Won't there be friction force between m2 and the ground??
Surface is smooth so there is no friction between m2 and surface
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