1. physics
... : This law states that the force required to overcome friction for two objects or materials pushing against each other equals the coefficient of friction for the two materials times the perpendicular or normal force pushing the objects together. (Ron Kurtus "Force of Friction") The friction law is represented by the equation: Fr = u x Fn Where: Fr= resistive force of friction u= coefficient of ... friction Fn= normal or perpendicular force pushing the two objects together (Fr and Fn are measure in force units, pounds or newtons (Webster)) Imagine the world without friction, it would be k...
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