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A force F is applied towards the right to a stationary block. Friction force on the block will act towards the .

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right

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Solution

The correct option is B left
The frictional force on the block acts in the opposite direction of the applied force F.
As the applied force on the block is towards the right, the frictional force acts towards the left.

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