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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 when i refer to Mu i am talking about the coefficient of friction      |
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