1. A 45 N force acts on a 6 kg box causing it to move rightward across a rough surface (no air resistance) with an acceleration of 3. Determine the coefficient of friction between on object box and surface, the gravitational force, normal force, frictional force, and net force.

1. A 45 N force acts on a 6 kg box causing it to move rightward across a rough surface (no air resistance) with an acceleration of 3. Determine the coefficient of friction between on object box and surface, the gravitational force, normal force, frictional force, and net force.

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1. A 45 N force acts on a 6 kg box
causing it to move rightward across a
rough surface (no air resistance) with
an acceleration of 3. Determine the
coefficient of friction between on
object box and surface, the
gravitational force, normal force,
frictional force, and net force.

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