Physics, asked by kky121, 11 months ago

what is different between limiting and static friction??

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Answered by krimusa7524

limiting friction acts on a body when body is about to move whereas static friction is act on a body when body is at rest.

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Anonymous: but i haven't asked the question so i think its fine no problem

kky121: hey

kky121: can u tell formula of those,???

Answered by Anonymous

Maximum value of applied force that doesn't start motion is called limiting friction. When force is higher than that object starts moving and static friction is replaced by kinetic friction. Value of kinetic friction coefficient is lower than in case of static friction.

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