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A body of mass 80 kg is acted upon by a horizontal pushing

force of 50N when it is on a rough horizontal plane (μ = 0.21).

Then the frictional force acting on the body is​

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Answered by Anonymous
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Explanation:

For moving the body, applied force should be greater or equal to limiting friction tie, N). The limiting friction is

(a) Since, applied force F = 5 N, so body starts to move in forward direction.

(b) Here, applied force is lesser than limiting friction. So, body does not move.

( c) The reason is same as (b)

Answered by parthshendkar06
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Answer:

Explanation:

For moving the body, applied force should be greater or equal to limiting friction tie, N). The limiting friction is

(a) Since, applied force F = 5 N, so body starts to move in forward direction.

(b) Here, applied force is lesser than limiting friction. So, body does not move.

(c) The reason is same as (b)

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