A 28 kg steel block sits on a lubricated steel floor. What is the maximum amount of static friction (in newtons) that can appear if a horizontal force is applied to the box. Table 5.1 Coefficients of Friction (u)MaterialStatic FrictionKinetic FrictionSteel on steel0.580.20Steel on steel (lubricated)0.130.13Glass on glass0.950.40Hardwood on hardwood0.400.25Steel on concrete0.30Aluminum on aluminum1.9Rubber on dry concrete2.01.0Rubber on wet concrete1.50.97Aluminum on wet snow0.40.02Steel on Teflon0.040.04

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A 28 kg steel block sits on a lubricated steel floor. What is the maximum amount of static friction (in newtons) that can appear if a horizontal force is applied to the box.

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