For items 1 to 3, refer to the following situations. Fa edimasb norodie Umib aod A A box is pulled upon a rough inclined plane by an applied force Fa parallel to the plane. 1. Which force does not do work on the box while being pulled up the inclined a) Applied force b) friction c) normal force d) gravitational force

For items 1 to 3, refer to the following situations. Fa edimasb norodie Umib aod A A box is pulled upon a rough inclined plane by an applied force Fa parallel to the plane. 1. Which force does not do work on the box while being pulled up the inclined a) Applied force b) friction c) normal force d) gravitational force

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