Physics, asked by prabhash0101, 1 year ago

Static friction is not always greater than kinetic friction. Explain

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Answered by arjuman26

The kinetic friction is usually not greater than the applied force. You start moving an object which increases the static force to prevent any motion. However, you keep applying more force until you reach a maximum value for the static friction. ... This friction must be overcome by energy to move the object.
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prabhash0101: But as we know coeff. of static frc >= coeff of kinetic frn. So how kinetic frn>static frn

arjuman26: btw can u help me ?

prabhash0101: ???

arjuman26: i posted

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