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A force F making an angle Theta with the horizontal is acting on an object resting on the table which statement is true for the motion of sliding the object on the table
A. It is independent of all the forces acting on the object
B. It depends only on the forces acting along the x axis
C. It depends only on the forces acting along the y-axis
D. It depends only on the normal force acting on the object
E. It depends only on the frictional force acting on the object
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