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list out the material required to verify the experiment that friction does not depend on contact area

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Answered by kamlesh678
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Answer:

If the surface area is rough, the frictional coefficient of the surface will be higher, requiring more force to slide and increasing friction.

Explanation:

  • The co-efficient of friction between two surfaces is reduced when the surface area is smooth.
  • Thus, friction is determined by the characteristics of the surface with which it comes into contact.
Answered by mounish2050
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list out the material required to verify the experiment that friction does not depend on contact area

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