There are three forces acting on the box: mg is the gravitational
force of the Earth, N is the normal force applied by the inclined plane, and F is the force of friction applied by the inclined plane. The free-body diagram of the box is shown below:

The gravitational force of Earth is resolved into components parallel and perpendicular to the incline. The box is not allowed to move perpendicular to the incline, the net force on the box in this direction must be zero.


Case I: When the box is not moving
The force of friction is the static force of friction


Substituting
we get

The force of static friction will not be necessarily equal to 38.6N, it will take whatever value is necessary to keep the box stationary. However, the maximum force that the static friction can apply is 38.6N.
To keep the box stationary we require


Substituting
we get

The static force of friction required to keep the box stationary
is 8.51N. Note that if
was
greater than 38.6N, the box will not remain
stationary.
Case II: When 
When
,

The component of gravitational force along the incline is greater than the maximum force (38.6N) which the static friction can apply. Therefore, the box will move. The force of kinetic friction is

Let a be the acceleration of the box. The equation of motion of the box is



Substituting
we get

There are three forces acting on the box: mg is the gravitational
force of the Earth, N is the normal force applied by the inclined plane, and F is the force of friction applied by the inclined plane. The free-body diagram of the box is shown below:

The gravitational force of Earth is resolved into components parallel and perpendicular to the incline. The box is not allowed to move perpendicular to the incline, the net force on the box in this direction must be zero.


Case I: When the box is not moving
The force of friction is the static force of friction


Substituting
we get

The force of static friction will not be necessarily equal to 38.6N, it will take whatever value is necessary to keep the box stationary. However, the maximum force that the static friction can apply is 38.6N.
To keep the box stationary we require


Substituting
we get

The static force of friction required to keep the box stationary
is 8.51N. Note that if
was
greater than 38.6N, the box will not remain
stationary.
Case II: When 
When
,

The component of gravitational force along the incline is greater than the maximum force (38.6N) which the static friction can apply. Therefore, the box will move. The force of kinetic friction is

Let a be the acceleration of the box. The equation of motion of the box is



Substituting
we get

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connected via a cord of negligible mass to another
box with mass m2 on a frictionless plane
inclined at
angle ?2 (> ?1). The pulley
is frictionless and has
negligible mass and assumes that the setup is on the
surface of the earth.
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