In Amonton's Laws, the effect of this force is independent of surface area.
In Amonton's Laws, the effect of this force is independent of surface area. This force's magnitude is equal to a namesake coefficient, symbolized mu, times the normal force. One type of this force prevents resting objects from (*) sliding and can be overcome with lubricants. For ten points, name this force that opposes motion between bodies in contact.
In Amonton's Laws, the effect of this force is independent of surface area.
friction