maria curie
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please help!
The discussion revolves around the differences between static and kinetic friction, focusing on their definitions and the transition between the two states when an object begins to move. The scope includes conceptual understanding and technical explanations related to friction in physics.
Participants appear to agree on the concept that kinetic friction takes over when an object begins to move, but the discussion does not resolve the specifics of the transition or the definitions of the friction types.
There may be limitations in the definitions provided, as well as assumptions regarding the conditions under which static and kinetic friction are applied.
maria curie said:please help!![]()
maria curie said:hımm.I mean that after the certain point(when applied force >the static force) ,the static friction transletes to the kinetic friction.It is true?