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Between two given surfaces, the ratio of kinetic friction to the maximum value of static friction is:

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equal to zero

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less than one

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greater than one

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equal to one

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Solution

The correct option is B less than one
Between two given surfaces, the value of kinetic friction is less than the maximum value of static friction. Hence, the ratio of kinetic friction to the maximum value of static friction is less than one.

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