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Two identical blocks are arranged differently as shown in the figure (a and b) on a rough surface. A horizontal force F is applied to the blocks and the blocks slide in both arrangements. Which arrangement has a greater kinetic friction "a" has a greater friction "b" has a greater friction Both have the same friction Not enough information to tell

Two identical blocks are arranged differently as shown in the figure (a and b) on a rough surface. A horizontal force F is applied to the blocks and the blocks slide in both arrangements. Which arrangement has a greater kinetic friction "a" has a greater friction "b" has a greater friction Both have the same friction Not enough information to tell

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Two identical blocks are arranged differently as shown in the figure (a and b) on a rough surface. A horizontal force F is applied to the blocks and the blocks slide in both arrangements. Which arrangement has a greater kinetic frictionl a b "a" has a greater friction "b" has a greater friction Both have the same friction Not enough information to tell

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