We want to move two boxes, the first box of mass 8 kg and the second box of mass 4 kg that is on top of the first (as shown in the figure), with an acceleration 4.2 m / s2 and the coefficient of kinetic friction between the box A and floor is 0.45 , calculate the magnitude of the total friction force on box A, assuming that box B does not slide on box A due to friction between them, that is, both boxes move: with the same acceleration. B Note: Total friction refers to the friction between block A and the surface, and the friction between blocks A and B,

We want to move two boxes, the first box of mass 8 kg and the second box of mass 4 kg that is on top of the first (as shown in the figure), with an acceleration 4.2 m / s2 and the coefficient of kinetic friction between the box A and floor is 0.45 , calculate the magnitude of the total friction force on box A, assuming that box B does not slide on box A due to friction between them, that is, both boxes move: with the same acceleration. B Note: Total friction refers to the friction between block A and the surface, and the friction between blocks A and B,

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