What do you mean by Friction according to Class 11 Physics chapter 5 notes?

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What do you mean by Friction according to Class 11 Physics chapter 5 notes?

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Safeer PP 4th Mar, 2022

Friction, as explained in Class 11 Physics Chapter 5 notes, is the force that opposes relative motion between surfaces and comes into play when an external force is applied.

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