Anthony T. answered 03/08/23
Patient Science Tutor
The force of friction is give by Ffriction = μ x N where μ is the coefficient of friction and N is the normal force.
In this case, the normal force is given as 600N and the friction force as 400 N. Solving for μ, we get μ
μ = 400 N / 600 N = 0.67.
Remember that the static frictional force is the force needed tangentially to start a mass moving in the presence of friction between the surface and the object.