Minimum value of coefficient of friction

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The discussion revolves around a homework problem related to the minimum value of the coefficient of friction. Participants express confusion regarding the problem setup, specifically noting that the provided diagram may be incomplete. One contributor suggests that a string from the lower pulley to the block with mass 2m is likely missing. After some clarification, it is confirmed that this addition does lead to the correct answer. The conversation highlights the importance of accurate diagrams in solving physics problems.
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Homework Statement


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Ans: c)

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The Attempt at a Solution



I can solve this problem if only I understand the setup . I am sure the diagram is missing something .

Can someone help me understand the problem statement in context of the setup ?
 

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It looks to me that the diagram is missing a string. Probably from the lower pulley to the block with mass 2m, but I did not check that this leads to the given answer.
 
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Orodruin said:
I did not check that this leads to the given answer
It does.
 
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Thanks both of you .
 
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