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what is how much our force should be multiplied without friction called?

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anais | 01:42 Mon 24th May 2010 | Science
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Avatar Image bibblebub
Bad English?
08:14 Mon 24th May 2010
Avatar Image chakka35
Well said, bibblebub.
11:42 Mon 24th May 2010
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Please calclarify the question. A few sentences may help
18:21 Mon 24th May 2010
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...calclarify?
18:21 Mon 24th May 2010

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