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While you push a box you begin to decrease the force you are exerting on the box. When will the box reach static equilibrium?(1 point)
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When Fpush=Ffriction
When cap f sub p u s h is equal to cap f sub f r i c t i o n
When Fpush>Ffriction
When cap f sub p u s h is greater than cap f sub f r i c t i o n
When Fpush<Ffriction
When Fpush<Ffriction
The box will not reach static equilibrium.
The box will not reach static equilibrium.
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When Fpush = Ffriction.
Reason: static equilibrium means net force = 0 (no acceleration). If your push equals the frictional force (and ≤ the maximum static friction), the forces balance and the box will not move.
Reason: static equilibrium means net force = 0 (no acceleration). If your push equals the frictional force (and ≤ the maximum static friction), the forces balance and the box will not move.
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