Physics, asked by amansaraswat1659, 11 months ago

Why is frictiona consequential force

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Answered by viveksoni1550
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Consequential forces are the forces which occur as a result of some action on a body. Force of friction is a consequential force because it acts as a result of an applied contact force. This force always opposes the motion of the bodies and ultimately stops them.

Answered by utkarsh326
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 \tan( \cos( \sin( \tan( \cot( \tan( \tan( \cot(?) ) ) ) ) ) ) )

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