Physics, asked by daniyal5324, 11 months ago

effect of temperature on magnitude of coefficient of static friction

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Answered by Anonymous

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Effect of Temperature on Friction Coefficient. ... Moreover, increased temperature also affects the coefficient of friction. In general, when environment temperature increases, the material's surface friction coefficient will undergo certain changes, changing proportion however will vary from material to material

Answered by asap26

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the Blue line is of static friction.

It increases with the temperature.

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