Suppose you have a 120-kg wooden crate resting on a wood floor.What is the value of the of the frictional force based on the force applied? Assume the box starts stationary. **Educational Content on Frictional Force****Question:**What is the value of the frictional force based on the force applied? Assume the box starts stationary.**Options for Applied Force (\(F_A\)):**1. \(F_A = 623 \, \text{N}\)2. \(F_A = 699 \, \text{N}\)3. \(F_A = 437 \, \text{N}\)4. \(F_A = 100 \, \text{N}\)5. \(F_A = 588 \, \text{N}\)6. \(F_A = 312 \, \text{N}\)**Options for Frictional Force (\(F_f\)):**1. \(F_f = 100 \, \text{N}\)2. \(F_f = 312 \, \text{N}\)3. \(F_f = 353 \, \text{N}\)4. \(F_f = 437 \, \text{N}\)5. \(F_f = 588 \, \text{N}\)6. \(F_f = 623 \, \text{N}\)7. \(F_f = 699 \, \text{N}\)**Explanation of Concepts:**- When a box is stationary, the frictional force (\(F_f\)) is equal to or less than the applied force (\(F_A\)) up to a maximum limit.- The box moves when the applied force exceeds the maximum static friction.- Analyze each applied force to determine the corresponding frictional force, considering that static friction prevents motion until exceeded.

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