Mechanics: Statics and Friction - A-Level Maths @ImStuckRevision
Mechanics: Statics and Friction - A-Level Maths  @ImStuckRevision
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Statics is the study of forces in equilibrium. This means that the resultant force acting upon it is 0. When an object is just about to move, F has its maximum value which is called limiting friction. The coefficient of friction can be used to calculate friction along with the result force.
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