Science, asked by glory2, 1 year ago

can a friction force prevent an object from moving at all ? name it.

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Answered by SolvingSoloist

Static friction is responsible for that.It prevents the object from moving. If and only if you apply force more than the static friction,the object will move.

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Answered by sanukrish07

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Explanation:yes, static friction prevent an object moving at all.

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