Consider the system shown in the accompanying figure. Between the wall and thebig box there is friction, also between the boxes there is friction.What is the correct number of forces acting on box 1 and box 2 respectively?Note: The force of magnitude F exerted by the person is a different force than theforces of magnitudes F1 and F2, which come from other people pushing the boxesin the directions shown.m,m2We assume that both boxes move upward together as a single bodya) 5 and 5 forces respectivelyb) 6 and 4 forces respectivelyc) 7 and 4 forces respectivelyd) 6 and 5 forces respectively

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