how can we measure force of friction
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Method 1 Weight ratio
The sketch shown originates from Leonardo da Vinci (ca 1500). He studied friction by measuring the load hanging on a cord, at which the block begins to slide. The coefficient of friction is found by the quotient of the dead weight of the mass hanging on the cord and the mass of the block, i.e.
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We can measure friction by using the device tribometer
In the 1700s, the term “tribometre” was coined by Goldsmith to refer to a device to measure friction, but in current usage, the scope of the term tribometer has been broadened to mean an instrument used to measure friction, wear, or both.
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In the 1700s, the term “tribometre” was coined by Goldsmith to refer to a device to measure friction, but in current usage, the scope of the term tribometer has been broadened to mean an instrument used to measure friction, wear, or both.
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