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Valid for a spherical moose on a smooth plane with constant coefficient of friction, sure. But an object dragged across a real surface will catch on things, an
by jameshart 4y ago
Valid for a spherical moose on a smooth plane with constant coefficient of friction, sure.
But an object dragged across a real surface will catch on things, and the force to overcome that is going to depend on the breaking strain of the objects and the elastic coefficients required to deform them.
That’s the reason that even a winch rated to the weight of your sofa can’t pull it through a doorway that’s too small for it.
- nkrisc 4y ago> But an object dragged across a real surface There are many different kinds of real surfaces. A dead moose also has more give than a sofa.