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When a force F is applied on a block of mass m resting on a horizontal surface then there are two possibilities, either block moves by translation or it moves by toppling. If the surface is smooth then the block always translates but on a rough surface it topples only when the torque of the applied force F is greater than the torque of mg about a point in contact with the ground. When the force F is applied the body may topple about A or it may translate. If the block is a cube of edge a and 
= 0.6 then :-
- the body will translate
- the body will topple
- the body first translates and then topples
- none of the above
The correct answer is: the body will topple
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