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When does static friction disappear?
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When does static friction disappear?

User Mark Martinsson
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It doesn't; it is reused.

Let me know if you wish for elaboration.
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User Akshansh Thakur
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It disappears after the object is in motion.

After the object is in motion, kinetic friction is the one slowing it down.

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