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12.
Coefficient of friction is the ratio of the limiting friction to the normal reaction between the two bodies.
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Pravern said:
4 years ago
Why coefficient of friction is the ratio of limiting friction to the normal reaction? Please explain.
Srinidhi said:
5 years ago
Can anyone explain limiting friction?
Dhaval Tandel said:
8 years ago
In question, it was not mentioned limiting friction FORCE.
Kartik said:
8 years ago
The limiting friction is the maximum frictional force that can arise before an object begins to slide.
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Manish said:
9 years ago
@Amogh.
The body begin to slide and experience the friction known as limiting friction.
The body begin to slide and experience the friction known as limiting friction.
Gopalakrishnan said:
9 years ago
Can anyone tell what is limiting friction?
Amogh said:
9 years ago
What is limiting friction?
Jentle joy said:
10 years ago
f = Coefficient of friction*Normal reaction.
So Coefficient of friction = f/Normal reaction.
So Coefficient of friction = f/Normal reaction.
PRAKASH said:
1 decade ago
Coefficient of friction = F/N.
Now, Limit friction = F.
Normal reaction = N.
Then, c.o.f is the ratio of l.f/n.r i.e; c.o.f = F/N.
Now, Limit friction = F.
Normal reaction = N.
Then, c.o.f is the ratio of l.f/n.r i.e; c.o.f = F/N.
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Dileepkumar said:
1 decade ago
Limit friction = mue*n;
Normal reaction = n;
Coefficient of friction = limit friction/normal reaction.
= mue*n/n;
= mue;
Normal reaction = n;
Coefficient of friction = limit friction/normal reaction.
= mue*n/n;
= mue;
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