does friction depend on the area of contact
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Since pressure equals force divided by the area of contact, it works out that the increase in friction generating areais exactly offset by the reduction in pressure; the resulting frictionalforces, then, are dependent only on thefrictional coefficient of the materials and the FORCE holding them together
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don't you think the answers can be yes or no
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Yes it does depend on area of contact... Friction is directly proportional to area of contact
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