5. A 30.0 kg box is on the floor (μk = 0.20 μs = 0.30). (a) Will it move when you apply a horizontal force of 100.0 N to it? (show why/why not) (b) What is its acceleration when you apply 110 N to it?

5. A 30.0 kg box is on the floor (μk = 0.20 μs = 0.30). (a) Will it move when you apply a horizontal force of 100.0 N to it? (show why/why not) (b) What is its acceleration when you apply 110 N to it?

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Chapter7: Rotational Motion And The Law Of Gravity

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