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what is the si unit of friction

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Answered by Anonymous

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In simpler words, friction is also a type of force that the surface applies on the body. As the unit of force is Newton (N), the SI unit of friction is also Newton (N).

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Friction is a force which resists motion between two surfaces it depends upon the nature of the surfaces and area of contact. Unit of this force in SI system is newton (N) and the coefficient of friction (mu) is unit less.

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Answered by jacob909

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Newton os the SI unit of friction.

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