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Why would it be better to record larger forces when trying to determine the frictional coefficient between two objects?​

Why would it be better to record larger forces when trying to determine the frictional coefficient between two objects?​
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Why would it be better to record larger forces when trying to determine the frictional coefficient between two objects?​

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  • Frictional coefficient comes with vale like 0.3/0.1 and such like imaginable values almost all times.
  • So it can be negligible .
  • However it makes the calculation more complex.
  • so it's better to record larger forces.
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