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A horizontal force of $100 N$ acts on a body it remains at rest. What is the force of direction between the body and the floor ?

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50 N

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100 N

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150 N

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200 N

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Solution

The correct option is B $100 N$
On applying $100 N$ force body remains at rest so force of friction is also $100 N$ ..

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