What happens to the weight of the body when the coefficient of friction is doubled?

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The change in coefficient of friction means change in smoothness or roughness of a surface. Weight of a body depends on mass and acceleration due to gravity,which are constant for a particular place.So there will be no change in the weight by increasing coefficient of friction.

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