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John pushes a heavy cupboard with a force of 200N, but the cupboard does not move. Find the friction force action on the cupboard?
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John pushes a heavy cupboard with a force of 200N, but the cupboard does not move. Find the friction force action on the cupboard?
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The friction force acting on the cupboard can be calculated using the formula:
Friction force = Applied force - Force of motion
Given:
Applied force = 200N
Force of motion = 0N (since the cupboard does not move)
Friction force = 200N - 0N
Friction force = 200N
Therefore, the friction force acting on the cupboard is 200N.
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