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Unit of Coefficient of friction –

(a) N/m (b) N (c) Pascal (d) None of these.​

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Answered by aatishayyapath9
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Answer:

N

Explanation:

Answered by kajalsoni1705
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Answer:

(b) N

As we know the units of force are newton and normal is also a force, hence its unit is also newton. The two forces units will cancel each other. Therefore, the coefficient of friction has no unit. It is a unit less and dimensionless quantity.

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