What Happens To Coefficient Of Friction, When Weight Of Body Is Doubled?

We know that,

Friction = Coefficient x Normal reaction

Therefore, by doubling the weight, the coefficient of friction remains unchanged. Also, it is dependent on the nature of the surface.

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