To determine the maximum static friction coefficient (Ms) for moving a 10kg object, a force of 50N is required to start it from rest. The normal force (Fn) is calculated as the weight of the object, which is 98N (10kg multiplied by the acceleration due to gravity). The relationship between the frictional force (Ff), normal force, and static friction coefficient is given by the equation Ff = Fn * Ms. By substituting the known values into the equation, Ms is found to be approximately 0.5. This indicates that the maximum value of the static friction coefficient for the object is 0.5.