67. What are forces acting on the crate? * Normal force, weight and applied force F Normal force, weight, applied force F and friction force Normal force, weight, applied force F and Tension Normal force, weight, applied force F, friction force and Tension

67. What are forces acting on the crate? * Normal force, weight and applied force F Normal force, weight, applied force F and friction force Normal force, weight, applied force F and Tension Normal force, weight, applied force F, friction force and Tension

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A crate of weight 1960 N, initially at rest, is being
pushed by a horizontal force (F=500 N) to the
right along a rough surface. The force of friction,
fk, between the rough surface and the crate is 50
N.

67. What are forces acting on the
crate? *
Normal force, weight and applied
force F
Normal force, weight, applied force
F and friction force
Normal force, weight, applied force
F and Tension
Normal force, weight, applied force
F, friction force and Tension

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