Questions 4 The person in Figure 4.12 is pulling a large box a to explain why they are more likely to get the box to move if the rope is horizontal (as in a) than if it is sloping upwards (as in b). b Figure 4.12: Why is it easier to move the box with the rope horizontal? For Question 4.

Questions 4 The person in Figure 4.12 is pulling a large box a to explain why they are more likely to get the box to move if the rope is horizontal (as in a) than if it is sloping upwards (as in b). b Figure 4.12: Why is it easier to move the box with the rope horizontal? For Question 4.

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