Can a coefficient of friction be a whole number? Or does it have to be a decimal?
1 year ago
The coefficient of friction can be anywhere from 0 to infinity, technically. Rubber, for example, has a coefficient of 1.16.
This can be due to the internal structure of a material, the environmental conditions, the adhesive/cohesive properties etc.
1 year ago
Answered By Abdullah A
The coefficient of friction can be anywhere from 0 to infinity, technically. Rubber, for example, has a coefficient of 1.16.
This can be due to the internal structure of a material, the environmental conditions, the adhesive/cohesive properties etc.