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A child is pulling a box of weight 50 N with a constant force F having a direction A = 15° as shown in the figure below. The force of kinetic friction between the box and the floor is fe = 22 N. If the box has an acceleration = 1 m/s?, then the magnitude of the applied force F is equal to: (g = 10 m/s?)

          A child is pulling a box of weight 50 N with a constant force F having a direction A =
15° as shown in the figure below. The force of kinetic friction between the box and
the floor is fe = 22 N. If the box has an acceleration = 1 m/s?, then the magnitude
of the applied force F is equal to:
(g = 10 m/s?)
        
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A child is pulling a box of weight 50 N with a constant force F having a direction A = 15° as shown in the figure below. The force of kinetic friction between the box and the floor is fe = 22 N. If the box has an acceleration = 1 m/s?, then the magnitude of the applied force F is equal to: (g = 10 m/s?)
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00:01 In this problem, we have been given that there is a box and this box is having weight of 50 newtons.
00:08 And this is pulled on the horizontal surface so that it moves on the horizontal surface with an acceleration of 1 meter per second square.
00:16 And the force that is applied, it has magnitude f, which is what we need to compute here.
00:22 Also, it is observed that the friction force is of magnitude 22 neutens.
00:27 So definitely the friction force will oppose the motion and it will.
00:30 Will act opposite to the direction of the motion.
00:33 So here we applied newton's second row, that's the net force is equal to mass times the acceleration.
00:40 And the force that's applied here is given to be acting at 15 degree angle with respect to the horizontal...
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