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How to find normal force when given coefficient of force and frictional force?
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How to find normal force when given coefficient of force and frictional force?

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Answer:

Step-by-step explanation:

F =ų × R

Where

F is the frictional force

R is the normal reactional force

Ų is the coefficient of force.

Make R the subject of the formula

R = F/Ų

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