1, from the third law of Newton, we can say that every action has equal & opposite reaction.
And in this scenario action is 100N applied by jane on rock, hence reaction by rock on jane will also be 100N
2. Using second law of Newton, that is net force on object will be equal to the product of mass and acceleration of the object.
Since the acceleration of the crate is zero. (Given that you are pulling with constant velocity)
Hence net force on crate is zero. Now if you are pulling with 350N then there must be friction acting in the opposite direction on the crate with equal magnitude in order to cancel out your force. Hence the magnitude of friction force on crate will be equal to 350N.
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