Explain why kinetic friction is less than static friction.
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The kinetic friction is usually not greater than the applied force. You start moving an object which increases the static force to prevent any motion. However, you keep applying more force until you reach a maximum value for the static friction
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The kinetic friction is less than static friction because kinetic friction is not greater than the applied force. When we start moving an object which increases the static force to prevent any motion. However, we keep applying more force until you reach a maximum value for the static friction. Then, the object begins to move.
The kinetic friction is less than static friction because kinetic friction is not greater than the applied force. When we start moving an object which increases the static force to prevent any motion. However, we keep applying more force until you reach a maximum value for the static friction. Then, the object begins to move.
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