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2.) What would the force of friction be between the surface and wood block if there was no gravity?

2.) What would the force of friction be between the surface and wood block if there was no gravity?
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2.) What would the force of friction be between the surface and wood block if there was no

gravity?

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The coefficient of friction between the surface of the block is 1/4

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