The maximum force of sliding friction between a 10 kg rubber box and the concretefloor is 64 N. How much force should a worker push on the box with if he wants it tomove at a constant velocity?1)A little less than 64 N2)A little more than 64 N3)Exactly 64 N4)Exactly 640 N

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The maximum force of sliding friction between a 10 kg rubber box and the concrete
floor is 64 N. How much force should a worker push on the box with if he wants it to
move at a constant velocity?
1)
A little less than 64 N
2)
A little more than 64 N
3)
Exactly 64 N
4)
Exactly 640 N

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