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Anna got fed up and decided to put some of her classmates in a big box. She shoved Riley, Justin, and Paul into the box and taped it shut. Anna couldn’t overcome the force of friction by herself, so she
asked some classmates to help push the box out the door. The force of friction of the floor on the box
was 450 N. If Anna and her classmates can each shove with a force of 34 N, how many students would it
take to make the box start moving out the door?

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