the weight of a box is at 14 N Set the y-component of the applied force to -2 N. In that case, what is the magnitude of the normal force? _______ N (why is the answer 16.0N) n that case, what the maximum possible magnitude of the force of static friction? (Keep the y-component of the applied force at -2 N, the weight at 14 N, and then adjust the x-component of the applied force to find the maximum value of the force of static friction.) _______ N

the weight of a box is at 14 N Set the y-component of the applied force to -2 N. In that case, what is the magnitude of the normal force? _ N (why is the answer 16.0N) n that case, what the maximum possible magnitude of the force of static friction? (Keep the y-component of the applied force at -2 N, the weight at 14 N, and then adjust the x-component of the applied force to find the maximum value of the force of static friction.) _ N

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Set the y-component of the applied force to -2 N. In that case, what is the magnitude of the normal force?
_______ N

(why is the answer 16.0N)

n that case, what the maximum possible magnitude of the force of static friction? (Keep the y-component of the applied force at -2 N, the weight at 14 N, and then adjust the x-component of the applied force to find the maximum value of the force of static friction.)
_______ N

(why is the answer for this 8.0N)

Definition Definition Force that opposes motion when the surface of one item rubs against the surface of another. The unit of force of friction is same as the unit of force.

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