What are the differences between static and kinetic friciton?

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Static friction prevents an object from moving until the applied force exceeds its maximum limit, at which point it transitions to kinetic friction. Kinetic friction occurs when the object is in motion and is generally lower than static friction. The discussion emphasizes that once the applied force surpasses static friction, the object begins to slide, and kinetic friction becomes relevant. Understanding this transition is crucial for analyzing motion and forces in physics. The relationship between static and kinetic friction is fundamental in mechanics.
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hımm.I mean that after the certain point(when applied force >the static force) ,the static friction transletes to the kinetic friction.It is true?
 
maria curie said:
hımm.I mean that after the certain point(when applied force >the static force) ,the static friction transletes to the kinetic friction.It is true?

Kinetic friction takes over when the object starts moving.
 
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