a box of weight 100N is at rest on a horizontal frictionless floor where us = 0.5. a rope is attached to the box and pulled horizontallt worb a tension of 30N. what is the magnitude of the friction force on the box
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In this scenario, we have the following forces acting on the box: - The weight of the box (100N) acting vertically downward. - The tension force (30N) acting horizontally to the right. - The normal force (N) acting vertically upward, balancing the weight of the Show more…
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