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Frictional force depends on

A

Coefficient of friction

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B

Weight of the body

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C

Normal reaction

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D

Volume of the body

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Solution

The correct options are
A
Coefficient of friction

C
Normal reaction

Frictional force $f$ = Co-efficient of friction $(μ)$ $\times$ Normal reaction $(N)$ .

It does not depend on the weight of body but depends on normal reaction produced by the body.

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