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How do you calculate the static friction percent error if Weight is 277.4g Static force magnitude 1.1N Experimented Static Coefficient .5 Weight is 799.8g Static force magnitude 3.5N Experimented Static
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How do you calculate the static friction percent error if

Weight is 277.4g
Static force magnitude 1.1N
Experimented Static Coefficient .5
Weight is 799.8g
Static force magnitude 3.5N
Experimented Static Coefficient .45

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45×12 =325 is the correct answer hope it's helpful to you

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