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The weight of the box is determined by measuring the force of gravity acting on the box, which is typically measured in pounds or kilograms.
Yes, the person can pull the box if they are able to exert a force of 200 lb. However, it may be difficult for them to move the box if it is significantly heavier than their pulling force.
The person's pulling force is typically measured using a dynamometer or a force gauge. This measures the amount of force they are able to exert in pounds or newtons.
Other factors that may affect the person's ability to pull the box include their physical strength, the surface they are pulling the box on, and the friction between the box and the surface.
The weight of the box and the person's pulling force are directly related. If the box weighs more than the person's pulling force, the person will not be able to move the box. If the box weighs less than the person's pulling force, the person will be able to move the box with ease.