Science, asked by sakshimishra91402785, 1 month ago

define force of friction ?

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Answered by XxAttitudegirl27xX

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Explanation:

the force required to initiate or to maintain relative motion against friction.

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Answered by manjotkaur191978

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Answer:

the force required to initiate or to maintain relative motion against friction

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