FB B Two children are fighting over a toy box of mass m = 35.0 kg in a sand box. Child B pulls at an upward angle of 0 = 68.0° with force Fp = 56.0 N while Child A pulls on the other side horizontally with a force F4. If the coefficient of static friction between the box and sand is µ, = .342 how much force must Child A pull with in order to just start moving the box in their direction?

FB B Two children are fighting over a toy box of mass m = 35.0 kg in a sand box. Child B pulls at an upward angle of 0 = 68.0° with force Fp = 56.0 N while Child A pulls on the other side horizontally with a force F4. If the coefficient of static friction between the box and sand is µ, = .342 how much force must Child A pull with in order to just start moving the box in their direction?

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