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Ram stops a box from sliding down an inclined plane. What is the nature of net force acting on the object (Balanced/unbalanced) ? What are the forces acting on the object in sliding down?

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Answered by Adityarana7

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Answer. Friction force and gravitational force acts on the box. when we stop the box,our applied force also acts on it.so,the net force is zero.It is balanced. When we move the boxagainst the frictional force of inclined plane,net force is not zero.

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Friction force and gravitational force acts on the box. when we stop the box,our applied force also acts on it.so,the net force is zero.It is balanced. When we move the boxagainst the frictional force of inclined plane,net force is not zero.

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Friction force and gravitational force acts on the box. when we stop the box,our applied force also acts on it.so,the net force is zero.It is balanced. When we move the boxagainst the frictional force of inclined plane,net force is not zero.

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Ram stops a box from sliding down an inclined plane. What is the nature of net force acting on the object (Balanced/unbalanced) ? What are the forces acting on the object in sliding down?