A)Give the (likely)value of the force of limiting friction.
B) why does the box stay at rest in the cases corresponding to fig.(a)and fig.(b)

A)Give the (likely)value of the force of limiting friction. B) why does the box stay at rest in the cases corresponding to fig.(a)and fig.(b) arriving a layer some lubricant on t e by polishing the surface, by putting a oeeond identical block on top of the given block D. Answer the following questions in brief. l)efjne the terrn• (a) jrjction (b) slidjng friction. O State the meanings of 'hc 'crms (a) rolling friction (b) fluid friction. State the likely cause of iriction 4- A box 's resting on the floor To move it. a (variable) force is applied as shout in the diagram below. A pooed Applied Force Box just begtns to

Dear student,
A) Maximum force that is applied to an object in contact with surface or another object, before which it just starts to slide is termed as limiting friction. As in this question, in figure c) box just begin to slide when force applied is 3F. Hence, its limiting friction is 3F.

B) An object in rest does not move or slide unless the force applied on it is more than limiting friction. As in figures a and b, the applied force is less than limiting friction, ie, 3F, therefore the box remains at rest.
 
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