Answer by Douglas for Static friction vs Kinetic Friction
In general, the type of friction to calculate with can be determined by assessing which of the following situations the physics problem is about:The objects with friction are not sliding, and will...
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Your question is more involved with language and terminology as you seem to be new to these phrases like "just after" , " just before" etc.In mathematics, it's senseless to say something like " a real...
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In general, static friction is greater than kinetic friction. That can be easily shown by placing an object on a flat surface (ceramic surface), and gradually increasing the angle of incline of the...
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Static friction vs Kinetic Friction
I might be asking a very elementary question here. How do we identify where static friction is acting or kinetic friction is acting?For example, Consider this case:Now, here we are talking about...
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