You are standing on the floor without any motion and pulling a 10 kg box directly from its handle (no rope) with the horizontal force of 50 N, while your 2.5 kg cat is sitting on top of the As a result, both box and cat accelerate in the horizontal direction at 2.5 m/s2, Which statement is correct? 10 Kg

You are standing on the floor without any motion and pulling a 10 kg box directly from its handle (no rope) with the horizontal force of 50 N, while your 2.5 kg cat is sitting on top of the As a result, both box and cat accelerate in the horizontal direction at 2.5 m/s2, Which statement is correct? 10 Kg

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You are standing on the floor without any motion and pulling a 10 kg box directly from its handle
(no rope) with the horizontal force of 50 N, while your 2.5 kg cat is sitting on top of the As a result,
both box and cat accelerate in the horizontal direction at 2.5 m/s2, Which statement is correct?
10 Kg
There is a force of friction acting on the cat to the left.
The force of friction from the ground on you is equal 50 N.
There is a force of friction acting on you to the right.
The net force on the cat is zero.
The net force on you is zero.

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