Movin' Out Your terrible roommmate is nally moving out of your apartment. They have stacked one moving box on top of another (the top box is 25.0kg, the bottom box is 35.0kg). They attempt to move the two boxes by applying a horizontal applied force, F; to only the top box. The force of static friction and kinetic friction between the two boxes is ,us : 0.500 and Mg 2 0.350. The force of static friction and kinetic friction between a box and the hardwood oor is ,u3 : 0.200 and pk : 0.150. 1. What is the minimum value of F1 your roommate needs to push in order to get the boxes to just start to move? (Hint: Draw Free Body Diagrams for each object) 2. Once the boxes are in motion, what force F11 would cause the top box to move relative to the bottom box? In other words, what is the force that would cause the top box to start slipping? (Hint: The accelerations are not zero, 30 you can't just set the sum of the forces to zero. However, assume the boxes have the same acceleration) 3. Sometimes measurements of force can be difcult to Visualize or imagine. Consider your answer to Part A and compare that amount of force to something in your everday life. Or, try to get a sense for what that amount of force is. Explain your thinking