Kinetic and static frictional forces

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static and frictional forces applied to a block. what is the horizontal force required to start the box from moving. known is kinetic friction - .600 and static friction .800 the block has a mass of 755N
 
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Leestyn said:
static and frictional forces applied to a block. what is the horizontal force required to start the box from moving. known is kinetic friction - .600 and static friction .800 the block has a mass of 755N

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How is the coefficient of friction related to the weight?