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state the law of static friction​

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Answered by Anonymous
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The law of static friction states that the force of friction, that resists the motion of the body as it starts to fall down the surface, is proportional to the normal (perpendicular) force that the body exerts on the surface.

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Answered by vinitharajnair
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 \sf (1) Friction\: always\: opposes\: relative\: motion\: and\: act\: in\: the\: opposite\: direction

 \sf of\: motion\: of\: the\: body

 \sf (2) Friction\: is\: independant\: of\: area\: off\: contact

 \sf (3) Friction\: depends\: only\: on\: normal (perpendicular)\: reaction

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