Physics, asked by elizaford, 5 months ago

If the weight of a body placed on a horizontal
surface is doubled, how does it affect the
coefficient of static friction?

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Answered by am261179

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Coefficient of Friction is defined as the ratio of the max resisting force parallel to the contact surface to the forces pressing them together. ... Therefore, by doubling the weight, the coefficient of friction remains unchanged.

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If the weight of a body placed on a horizontalsurface is doubled, how does it affect thecoefficient of static friction?​

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If the weight of a body placed on a horizontal
surface is doubled, how does it affect the
coefficient of static friction?