Physics, asked by PrabodhNanajkar, 9 months ago

definition of coefficient of friction

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Coefficient of friction. A measure of the amount of resistance that a surface exerts on or substances moving over it, equal to the ratio between the maximal frictional force that the surface exerts and the force pushing the object toward the surface.

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