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16. Three identical blocks are being pulled or pushed across a horizontal surface by a force F, as shown in the drawings. The force F in each case has the same magnitude. Rank the kinetic frictional forces that act on the blocks in ascending order (smallest first). (a) B, C, A (b) C, A, B (c) B, A, C (d) C, B, A (e) A, C, B

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