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Causes of Friction

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Is it correct?
Why or why not?
Friction is directly proportional to Pressure.

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Friction is proportional to Normal force
Pressure is force applied Normally over unit area which means normal force is proportional to pressure.
Therefore friction is proportional to Pressure.

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