Problem B15: One block, mass m₀, sits on top of another block which has a mass of n₁m₀. The bottom block is on the floor, and there is no friction between the floor and the bottom block. The coefficient of static friction between the top block and the bottom block is &mu = 1/n₂. A force F pulls to the right on the bottom block. What is the maximum force F_max that the force F can have such that the top block does not slip off the bottom block? If F_max = n₃m₀g, what is n₃? Note that n₁, n₂ and n₃ are unitless.

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