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How do you find the coefficient of kinetic friction?
How do you find the coefficient of kinetic friction?
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μk = Ff / FN
μk is the coefficient of kinetic friction,
Ff is the friction force,
FN is the normal force.
μk is the coefficient of kinetic friction,
Ff is the friction force,
FN is the normal force.
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Thanks a lot.
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Awesome.
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