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Effect of roughness on frictional force​

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Answered by umeshabiballenahally
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The relationship between the friction and normal force is linear, at forces greater than 1 N, for a finger contacting a nominally smooth surface. ... However, as the surface roughness increases the coefficient of friction increases, up to a point. At this point the coefficient of friction plateaus.

Answered by nithurintha
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The relationship between the friction and normal force is linear, at forces greater than 1 N, for a finger contacting a nominally smooth surface. ... However, as the surface roughness increases the coefficient of friction increases, up to a point. At this point the coefficient of friction plateaus

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