How does the coefficient of friction between a body and a surface changes if the
mass of the body is doubled?
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it does not change
Explanation:
coefficient of friction for a given surface is always same as it is constant for any given surface and does not depend on mass of body
if mass is doubled then the frictional force will also get doubled but the coefficient of friction is constant
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