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Answered by tiwaavi
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In the given condition, The force or frictional force working b/w A & B
That is = coefficient of friction × normal reaction through A

If m_{a} be the mass of the block, then
 f_{ab} = μm _{a}

Now for the frictional force b/w B & C 

 f_{bc} = μ ( m_{a} +  m_{b} ) x g.

So frictional force throughout C .
 f_{c} = μ( m_{a} +  m_{b}  + m_{c} ) x g.

Now force for a B block , Tension T 

 f_{ab} + f _{bc}  
= μ m_{a} g + μ ( m_{a} +  m_{b} ) x g
= μ (2 m_{A} + m_{b} . g

Force along the C block :-

F =  f_{b} +  f_{c} + T
F = μ ( m_{a} + m_{b}    . g) + μ ( m_{a}  + m_{b} +  m_{c} ) g + μ ( 2m_{a} +m_{b} ) x g.

Sum of this all
F = μ [  4m_{a} + 3m_{b} +m_{c} ] x g 
Put all the given values of m_{a} , m_{b} & m_{c}  & μ  then 
F = 0.25 ( 4× 3 + 3 × 4 + 8 ) x 9.8
F = 0.25 × 32 × 9.8
F = 0.25 × 313.6
F = 78.4 
Hence the force necessary to drag C at a constant speed is 78.4 N .


Hope it Helps.



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Answered by brainlystargirl
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Hey there !

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