giveb,
mg = 10 N
theta = 40 degree
normal force = mg * cos(40)
normal force = 10 * cos(40)
normal force = 7.66 N
static friction force = mg * sin(40), since the box is in rest
static friction force = 6.428 N
static friction force = coefficient of friction * normal force
6.428 = coefficient of friction * 7.66
coefficient of friction = 0.839
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