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Two children are fighting over a toy box of mass m = 13.0 kg in a sand box. Child B pulls horizontally with force FB = 43.0 N while Child A pulls on the other side at a downward angle of θ = 46.0∘ with force FA = 97.0 N. If the box just begins to move in child A's direction, what is the coefficient of static friction between the box and the sandbox? Retain your answer to two decimal places.

Two children are fighting over a toy box of mass m = 13.0 kg in a sand box. Child B pulls horizontally with force FB = 43.0 N while Child A pulls on the other side at a downward angle of θ = 46.0∘ with force FA = 97.0 N. If the box just begins to move in child A's direction, what is the coefficient of static friction between the box and the sandbox? Retain your answer to two decimal places.

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Two children are fighting over a toy box of mass m = 13.0 k g in a sand box. Child B pulls horizontally with force F B = 43.0 N while Child A pulls on the other side at a downward angle of θ = 46.0 ∘ with force F A = 97.0 N . If the box just begins to move in child A's direction, what is the coefficient of static friction between the box and the sandbox? Retain your answer to two decimal places.

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