You are pushing a box of mass m down the hall of Les Prince with a constant acceleration of 2.3 m/s². Which statement is always true concerning the magnitudes of forces? O The force of friction on the box equals the force of you on the the box. The force of friction equals umg The force of you on the box equals the force of the box on you. The force of friction on the box equals the force of the box on you. The force of the floor on the box equals the force of gravity on the box.

You are pushing a box of mass m down the hall of Les Prince with a constant acceleration of 2.3 m/s². Which statement is always true concerning the magnitudes of forces? O The force of friction on the box equals the force of you on the the box. The force of friction equals umg The force of you on the box equals the force of the box on you. The force of friction on the box equals the force of the box on you. The force of the floor on the box equals the force of gravity on the box.

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You are pushing a box of mass m down the hall of Les Prince with a constant
acceleration of 2.3 m/s2. Which statement is always true concerning the magnitudes
of forces?
The force of friction on the box equals the force of you on the the box.
The force of friction equals μkmg
The force of you on the box equals the force of the box on you.
The force of friction on the box equals the force of the box on you.
The force of the floor on the box equals the force of gravity on the box.

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