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what is ratio of limiting friction and static friction?

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Answered by dassristi2016

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Hence coefficient of static friction is defined as the ratio of magnitude of limiting friction to the normal reaction between the two surfaces in contact.

Answered by OfficialPk

Explanation:

The ratio of normal reaction and the limiting force happening between the surfaces of two bodies is called coefficient of friction, symbolized as µ and presented as: µ = tan Φ = F/R, or, F = µR, ... R = Normal reaction between the two bodies.

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what is ratio of limiting friction and static friction?