why always (meu) k is raken less than (mew) s
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It is not necessary that the friction coefficient is always less than 1. When the friction is stronger than the normal reaction force, the coefficient of friction is greater than 1. For example, silicon rubber has the coefficient of friction greater than 1.
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Dear it's necessary
fk should be greater than fs
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