A 33.0kg box rests on a horizontal surface with coefficient of static friction of 0250 and a coefficient of kinetic frietion of 0.140. A force of 160.0N pushes on the box to the right. What is the box's acceleration? Explain your reasoning.

A 33.0kg box rests on a horizontal surface with coefficient of static friction of 0250 and a coefficient of kinetic frietion of 0.140. A force of 160.0N pushes on the box to the right. What is the box's acceleration? Explain your reasoning.

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coefficient of kinetic frietion of 0.140. A force of 160.0N pushes on the box to the right.
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