Friction in Physics
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This document discusses friction in physics, including what friction is as a force that opposes the motion of two surfaces in contact, the different kinds of friction (static and kinetic), and applications of friction such as braking cars and walking. It provides an example problem calculating the normal force, friction force, and acceleration of an object being pulled on a rough floor.
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