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Kinetic friction when compared to Static friction is?
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Answer Posted / karthick
i think , static friction is more compared with kinetic
friction.we can compare this with active and reactive
force.active force is the force required to overcome the
friction and cause the object to move whereas reactive
force is used to continue that moving.so static is
proportional to active and kinetic is proportional to
reactive
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