Two identical 5.0-kg boxes are stacked one on top of the other. The stack of boxes is accelerated at a rate of 2.0 m/s² without any slipping. The coefficient of friction between the two boxes is 0.4. Which of the following can we say about the friction component of the force the bottom box exerts on the top box? The friction component of the force the bottom box exerts on the top box has a magnitude between 10N and 20 N. There is no friction between the boxes because the top box is at rest with respect to the bottom box. The friction component of the force the bottom box exerts on the top box is exactly 20 N. The friction component of the force the bottom box exerts on the top box is greater than 20 N. The friction component of the force the bottom box exerts on the top box has a magnitude of exactly 10 N. The friction component of the force the bottom box exerts on the top box has a magnitude less than 10 N. 00000 О

Two identical 5.0-kg boxes are stacked one on top of the other. The stack of boxes is accelerated at a rate of 2.0 m/s² without any slipping. The coefficient of friction between the two boxes is 0.4. Which of the following can we say about the friction component of the force the bottom box exerts on the top box? The friction component of the force the bottom box exerts on the top box has a magnitude between 10N and 20 N. There is no friction between the boxes because the top box is at rest with respect to the bottom box. The friction component of the force the bottom box exerts on the top box is exactly 20 N. The friction component of the force the bottom box exerts on the top box is greater than 20 N. The friction component of the force the bottom box exerts on the top box has a magnitude of exactly 10 N. The friction component of the force the bottom box exerts on the top box has a magnitude less than 10 N. 00000 О

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