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| What might be the meaning of Mu(force from physics) > 1 ? Give one example that is in your home. Continued Explain how this object can have a Mu of >1. I need this answer by Sunday it worth 6 marks. Meaning - 2 marks object - 2 marks(object is in every house) how - 2 marks help PLZ yes i'm asking for the coefficient of friction      |
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| Are you asking about the coefficient of friction? If it is greater than one, that only means that the force of friction is greater than the weight of the object. Think of something that you have to push really hard to move (like on a carpet) but is comparatively easier to pick up. |
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