(la) A wooden box on the ground (mass = 60 kg) is stationary on a frictionless surface. a) A force of 105N is applied horizontally to the right. What opposing forces are necessary for the block to remain at rest? is pulled horizontally to the right by the 105N force only. What is the acceleration b) The wooden box of the box?

(la) A wooden box on the ground (mass = 60 kg) is stationary on a frictionless surface. a) A force of 105N is applied horizontally to the right. What opposing forces are necessary for the block to remain at rest? is pulled horizontally to the right by the 105N force only. What is the acceleration b) The wooden box of the box?

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