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3. The force required to start a motion is maximum as compared to the force required to keep a body in motion. give reason for following statement.​

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Answered by sriram25807
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Answer:

static frictional

Explanation:

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when a body is in contact with another body and some normal force acts then if any force is applies on then which causes relative motion between them, a resisting force will act called frictional force. Up to a point when motion does not start the friction acting is called static friction, once the motion starts then resisting force acting slightly decreases [call dynamic friction force.

so the force required to overcome to start a motion is static frictional force

Answered by RachelRoth53
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Answer:

The objects move in the direction the force applied. If the applied force is not sufficient, the object may not move. For example, if you try to push a tree it will not move.

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