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Friction that acts when there is no relative motion, but only a tendency to move, between surfaces in contact is
Friction that acts when there is no relative motion, but only a tendency to move, between surfaces in contact is
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The correct option is B static friction
When an external force is applied on two surfaces in contact but the force is not enough to move the object/s, then the force is said to instill a tendency for movement in the movable object. An object which has such a tendency to move, is held stationary by static friction unless the force being applied externally is not enough to cause motion.
When an external force is applied on two surfaces in contact but the force is not enough to move the object/s, then the force is said to instill a tendency for movement in the movable object. An object which has such a tendency to move, is held stationary by static friction unless the force being applied externally is not enough to cause motion.
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