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a block of mass 10 kg is placed on a surface, what will be the frictional force experienced by it?

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Answered by prekshamehta
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As no external force is acted upon the body so the frictional force acting on the body is zero.

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Answered by nirman95
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Frictional force experienced will be zero.

But why ?

  • First of all, when the block of mass 10 kg is placed on the surface, the mass is stationary. Hence, it should experience STATIC FRICTION.

  • The maximum static friction that can be experienced by the block will be equal to f=\mu_{s}\times mg , where \mu_{s} is the static friction coefficient.

However, this static friction starts to act only well an external force is applied with an intention to push the block.

  • When an external force starts pushing, the static friction also keeps on adjusting itself to stop the motion until a point when the box starts moving. After that kinetic friction starts to act.

Since there is no external force, the net friction experienced will also be zero.

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