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Coefficient of Friction
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In A-Level Maths, friction is modelled as being proportional to which force?

The normal contact force

What does the coefficient of friction μ\mu measure?

How rough the contact between objects is

Which equation represents the relationship between frictional force and normal contact force?

FμRF \leq \mu R

What direction does the frictional force act relative to the driving force?

Opposes the driving force

What is the formula for the maximum frictional force?

Fmax=μRF_{max} = \mu R

What is meant by an object being in 'limiting equilibrium'?

On the point of slipping

What is the value of frictional force when an object is at limiting equilibrium?

At its maximum value FmaxF_{max}

An 8 kg mass rests on a horizontal plane. What is the normal reaction force RR?

8g8g N

If μ=0.5\mu = 0.5 and R=8gR = 8g N, what is the maximum frictional force?

4g4g N

Static friction prevents motion and satisfies which condition?

FμsRF \leq \mu_s R

When does the equality F=μRF = \mu R hold in the friction equation?

At limiting equilibrium (point of slip)

For a force PP at 60° above horizontal, what is the horizontal component?

Pcos60°P \cos 60°

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