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    1. The document discusses key concepts related to Newton's laws of motion including frames of reference, friction, and inertial frames. 2. Static friction acts when bodies are at rest relative to each other, while kinetic friction acts when they are in motion. Maximum static friction is greater than kinetic friction. 3. An inertial frame of reference is one attached to an object moving at constant velocity; Newton's laws of motion are valid in such frames.

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    Class 11 - Important Formulas

    Chapter 5 - Laws of Motion


    Laws of Motion

     
    
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