A box of mass M = surface. When a force F = 300 N is acted on the box as 50 kg rests on a rough () horizontal %3D shown in the figure below, the box becomes on the verge of slipping (YYI lig ste ö ainall zua). The coefficient of static friction of the rough surface is: F A. 0.92 B. 0.75 40° C. 0.14 M D. 0.57 E. 0.34

A box of mass M = surface. When a force F = 300 N is acted on the box as 50 kg rests on a rough () horizontal %3D shown in the figure below, the box becomes on the verge of slipping (YYI lig ste ö ainall zua). The coefficient of static friction of the rough surface is: F A. 0.92 B. 0.75 40° C. 0.14 M D. 0.57 E. 0.34

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Chapter12: Static Equilibrium And Elasticity

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