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Q7) A 20 kg box is at rest on the floor and you start to push on it. The graph below shows the force of friction between the box the floor as you apply more and more force. ( 9 MARKS)

Q7) A 20 kg box is at rest on the floor and you start to push on it. The graph below shows the force of friction between the box the floor as you apply more and more force. ( 9 MARKS)

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Q7) A 20 k g box is at rest on the floor and you start to push on it. The graph below shows the force of friction between the box the floor as you apply more and more force. ( 9 MARKS)

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