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Physics Newton's Laws of Motion Coefficeint of Friction MCQ (Single Correct)

A car with its brakes locked is on a horizontal plane. It will remain stationary fill the angle made by plane with horizontal is 45°. What is the coefficient of static friction of rubber tires on dry concrete?

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Sol. μ = tan 45°

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