A tall rectangular cabinet with two "feet" has a mass of 38.5kg. It is pushed using ahorizontal force of 111N. If the force is applied at a height of greater than 1.05m above theground, the cabinet begins to tip over.The width of the cabinet (distance between the 2 feet) ism.LLF>N₁CMN₂mg

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