Two blocks A and B of same mass and surface finish
are sliding on the same surface. Area of contact of A is
twice that of B. The frictional force between A and the
surface is
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The frictional force between block A and the surface will be same as that between block B and surface.
The frictional force is given by:
F = μN
Where μ is the frictional coefficient and N is the normal force.
- The normal force only depends on the mass of the body and the acceleration due to gravity.
- Since the mass of the two blocks is equal and g is also constant, therefore the frictional force between the two block and the surface will be same as the frictional coefficient is same for both of them.
- Frictional force is independent of area un till and unless the area is very very small.
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