A monkey of mass $m$ is climbing a rope hanging from the roof with acceleration $a$. The coefficient of static friction between the body of the monkey and the rope is $\mu$. Find the direction and value of friction force on the monkey.
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  • A
    downward, $F=m(g+a)$
  • B
    Upward, F $= mg$
  • C
    Upward, $F=m(g+a)$
  • D
    downward, $F = mg$

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