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A 32 N force pushes the 10 kg cart. As a result the 10 kg cart, 5 kg cart, and 2 kg block move to the right. Friction prevents the 2 kg block from slipping. Determine the amount of that friction in Newtons. Type your answer with 2 significant digits. Do not type units or commas. (1 Point)

A 32 N force pushes the 10 kg cart. As a result the 10 kg cart, 5 kg cart, and 2 kg block move to the right. Friction prevents the 2 kg block from slipping. Determine the amount of that friction in Newtons. Type your answer with 2 significant digits. Do not type units or commas. (1 Point)

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A 32 N force pushes the 10 kg cart. As a result the 10 kg cart, 5 kg cart, and 2 kg block move to the right. Friction prevents the 2 kg block from slipping. Determine the amount of that friction in Newtons. Type your answer with 2 significant digits. Do not type units or commas. (1 Point)

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