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What happens to friction if the velocity is constant? What will it equal to and what formula can be used to find it? Is it Fn = Ff?

What happens to friction if the velocity is constant? What will it equal to and what formula can be used to find it? Is it Fn = Ff?
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What happens to friction if the velocity is constant? What will it equal to and what formula can be used to find it? Is it Fn = Ff?

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If the velocity is constant there is no friction it will equal to zero. It is Fn=Ff

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