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Define coefficient of limiting friction?

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Answered by shauryadwivedi2006
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Quick Reference. Coefficient of friction, which applies to two bodies in contact that have not yet begun to move. Its value equals the maximum static friction divided by the perpendicular force pressing the two surfaces together (i.e. the normal reaction force).

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Answered by ankita9542
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DEFINITION OF COEFFICIENT OF LIMITING FRICTION.

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Explanation:Coefficient of friction, which applies to two bodies in contact that have not yet begun to move. Its value equals the maximum static friction divided by the perpendicular force pressing the two surfaces together (i.e. the normal reaction force). Compare coefficient of kinetic friction.

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