Finding the Coefficient for No Movement: Homework Solution

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Homework Statement


So basically this is a two part question, first part was find acceleration of the system (which i already found) with a coefficient of friction of 0.1. B) asks you what coefficient you need for the object not to move?



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The Attempt at a Solution


So I figured the acceleration has to be 0 for the object not to move, and I played around and stuff but nothing really got me the answer I needed. I understand that the force of friction must equal the force applied without friction.. I think :/
 
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