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Is the force of friction related to the weight of the shoe? Explain

Is the force of friction related to the weight of the shoe? Explain
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Is the force of friction related to the weight of the shoe? Explain

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Since the force is higher and the downward force is greater, the friction increases as the force increases. Consequently, the object. So the weight does affect the friction on the shoe.
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