Physics, asked by PalashVerma947, 1 year ago

What is the unit of coefficient of friction?

CLASS - XI PHYSICS (Laws of Motion)

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Answered by megha123
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the coefficient of friction is dimensionless:
[force]/[force]=newton/newton=1
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Answered by Anonymous
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The coefficient of friction is defined as the force resiting the motion / the force pushing the surfaces together.
The units of those two numbers are Newtons and 1/Newtons. The two cancel out so there are no units.
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