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Q14. A file cabinet of mass 80 kg is at rest on a ramp tilted at 10° with horizontal. What is the
magnitude of the friction force on the cabinet from the ramp?
A. 800 N
B. 772 N
C. 139 N
D. 788 N
E. 141 N
F. None of the above
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