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Consider the free-body diagram. If you want the box to move, the force applied while dragging must be greater than the A. tension force. B. normal force. C. force of gravity. D.…

Consider the free-body diagram. If you want the box to move, the force applied while dragging must be greater than the A. tension force. B. normal force. C. force of gravity. D.…
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Consider the free-body diagram. If you want the box to move, the force applied while dragging must be greater than the

A. tension force.

B. normal force.

C. force of gravity.

D. friction force.

Consider the free-body diagram. If you want the box to move, the force applied while-example-1
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User Tom Pohl
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You would want it to be greater than D. friction force

It needs be greater than the friction applied to it.

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