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Eliza pushes a carboard box across a level carpeted room at a constant speed v0. The constant
horizontal force applied by Eliza must be…
A) the same magnitude as the weight of the box
B) greater than the weight of the box
C) the same magnitude as the friction force acting on the box
D) greater than the friction force acting on the box
E) greater than both the friction force acting on the box and the weight of the box
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