Physics, asked by sensationaldiva, 1 year ago

is friction a self adjusting force?

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Answered by soya
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Yes friction is a self adjusting force because niether it has a fixed magnitude nor direction. It adjusts itself according to the force applied.

Answered by Anonymous
1

yes

friction is self adjusting

example

static friction is self adjusting friction

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