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    Difference between kinetic and static friction.

    would µ=F/m/g then? The applied force would also be directly proportional to the mass, too, because µ is, isn't it? Since F-Fnµ=0
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    Difference between kinetic and static friction.

    The thing is, this is in the context of an experiment where F=(µg)m=y=mx
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    Difference between kinetic and static friction.

    I understand that, I do have a formula of y=mx+b given to me by the graphs I have made with certain data, and these do vary from when static friction is used to when kinetic friction is utilized, but I do not know how to explain it well in an analisis.
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    Difference between kinetic and static friction.

    Homework Statement I know that static friction is normally almost always more than kinetic friction. But I do not know how to prove that. I have to find formulas to find static and kinetic friction, but when the object is at rest or constant velocity, F-µ(Fn)=0. It is the same equation for...