Does an object move when its under maximum static friction?

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anonymous · Answer

no as it start moving kinetic friction comes into play:)

anonymous · Answer

No, It doesn't

anonymous · Answer

so if it doesn't what would you give as the answer for the minimum force need to move the object?

anonymous · Answer

the maximum static frictional force occurs when object starts moving...

anonymous · Answer

F=u(kinetic friction)*N(normal reaction)
if you decrease the normal reaction any how as u remains constant so force can be minimized:)

anonymous · Answer

@gerryliyana he is asking for minimum force nt for minimum coefficient:)

anonymous · Answer

F minimum = f static frictional max

anonymous · Answer

Thank all of you. I was asking if say the maximum friction is 20N so how much force must be used to overcome friction(no without changing normal reaction)

anonymous · Answer

do you mean maximum static friction? or kinetic friction??

anonymous · Answer

if Force = maximum static friction, so object starts moving
if Force > maximum static friction, so object is moving

anonymous · Answer

ah thank you very much

anonymous · Answer

ur welcome