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Coefficient of friction of tetra

Can anyone please tell me the coefficient of friction from the tetra to the carpet (both mu_S and mu_k please)? Your help is greatly appreciated.
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Re: Coefficient of friction of tetra

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Can anyone please tell me the coefficient of friction from the tetra to the carpet (both mu_S and mu_k please)? Your help is greatly appreciated.
you could determin this experimentally:

get a force meter (mechanical bathroom scales will work too.....)

measure force at the moment it starts to move....
Fmax=mu_s*N
so:
mu_s=Fmax/N


and once it's moving:

mu_k=Fmax/N


theorecticly you should get two different values, but i don't think you could notice the difference....

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