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Physics, 03.05.2021 14:00 cayden81

A horizontal force T of 100N is applied to a box of books of 20kg resting on a wooden table. Show that the box slides if the coefficient of friction of the box and
the table is 0,40. If the box slides what is its acceleration? Normal force between the
box and the table is mg= 196N
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