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Static coefficient of friction decreasing with normal force?
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[QUOTE="mfb, post: 5736242, member: 405866"] Why do you expect this? How do you measure the force? How do you vary the mass? Do you have a sketch of the setup? Did you plot mass against force? That should give a hint what could have gone wrong. [/QUOTE]
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