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Friction - AP Physics 1: Unit 2 Review Supplement (13:13)

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In this video, we tackle three multiple-choice questions related to friction. We start with a problem involving a block and a cube, discussing the forces at play and determining the force preventing acceleration. Next, we analyze a book on an incline, exploring the force of friction in the current state. Finally, we examine a block on a table and determine what we can infer about the coefficient of static friction. Prepare for the exam by mastering the concepts of static friction with this comprehensive review. Don't forget to check out AP Physics 1 Ultimate Review Packet. for the complete review package.

Chapters:
0:00 Intro
0:21 Question #1
4:33 Question #2
8:39 Question #3
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