If the coefficient of static friction at the contact surface between blocks A and B is us, and thatbetween block B and the ground is 2μs, determine the inclination at which the identical blocks,each of weight W, begin to slide relative to the ground and relative to each other. (Hint: It isapparent that the blocks will be in impending motion simultaneously. In addition, these twoblocks will be in motion in opposite directions.)AB

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