How to derive expresssion for coefficient of kinetic and static

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The discussion focuses on deriving expressions for the coefficients of kinetic and static friction. It emphasizes that the standard model of friction is primarily empirical, indicating that these coefficients are determined through experimental data rather than theoretical derivation. Participants highlight the importance of understanding the underlying principles of friction to accurately derive these coefficients.

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How to derive expresssion for coefficient of kinetic and static friction?
 
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tatsi_harry03 said:
How to derive expresssion for coefficient of kinetic and static friction?
Derive based on what? The standard model of friction is largely empirical.
 

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