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Why is it important to always apply the force horizontally on a mass?
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If we apply the push horizontally, there will be only a horizontal component of the force, vertical component would be zero. But if we apply at an angle, then there will be two non zero components Vertical and horizontal. Only a part of the force will act in the horizontal direction. I'll draw a figure
Horizontal force|dw:1375292489173:dw|
Force applied at an angle|dw:1375292548568:dw||dw:1375292594865:dw| SO only \(F\cos \theta\) acts in horizontal which is less than F. @annemoreno Do you get this?
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