While solving some problems to practice for a physics test i came across something that i don't understand to the fullest extent. In 1 exercise I had to determine the lowest value of the applied force for an object to move. When I calculated it, it was the same amount as the maximum force of static friction acting in the opposite direction (they were both 14.7 N). In the enxt exercise I had to determine the highest force value of applied force for the object to REMAIN STILL (sry for caps :D). It came out the same as the amount of maximum force of static friction. I checked my results and they're correct, but I still don't understand this completely. I calculated the maximum amount of the force of static friction with the cofficient of static friction and the normal force. Please explain this! Thank you
Can someone explain this to me?
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