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When an object slides over a smooth horizontal surface, how does the force of friction depend on the surface area of blocks that's are in contact with the table?

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when an object slides over a smooth horizontal surface, how does the force of friction depend on the surface area of blocks that's are in contact with the table?

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Answer: with a greater surface area, there will be a greater force of friction

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