Physics, asked by rangannarepalle0000, 6 months ago

does the normal Force of an object effect the frictional force ?

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Answered by sjat91749

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Answered by rpranitha7867

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according to the laws of physics, the force of friction always acts to oppose the force you apply when you try to move an object. friction os proportional to the force with which an object pushes against the surface you're trying to slide it along

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