The dry form of this force occurs between two solid surfaces and is governed by a set of three laws developed by Guillame Amontons and Charles Coulomb.
The dry form of this force occurs between two solid surfaces and is governed by a set of three laws developed by Guillame Amontons and Charles Coulomb. Taking the inverse tangent of a value associated with this force gives the angle at which an object can overcome this force, known as the angle of repose. This force is calculated by multiplying the normal force acting on an object by a dimensionless coefficient and is reduced by oil based lubricants. For 10 points, name this force that comes in kinetic and static forms that opposes motion.
The dry form of this force occurs between two solid surfaces and is governed by a set of three laws developed by Guillame Amontons and Charles Coulomb.
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