Chemistry, asked by Benjamin12346, 7 days ago

if the standing friction between two surfaces is found to be 7N and then the value of the static friction is
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Answered by shahvaibhavi497
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The two sliding objects find less time to get interlocked against each other (objects and irregularities of surface). So they get less friction. Therefore sliding friction is always less than static friction.

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