A man tries to remain in steady state by pushing his feet and hands against two parallel walls. Then for equilibrium
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For equilibrium, the forces exerted by both walls on the man should be equal so as the horizontal forces may balance but the vertical forces can be balanced even if the forces of friction on the two walls are unequal.
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