What do you mean by this ' static frictional force is self adjusting force'.Explain?
Nathan AshcroftI tried this:
Static Friction arises from the fact that you basically join two objects together through their surfaces. When you, say, place a brick on top of a surface it..."enters" the surface!
Observing microscopically the two surfaces in contact we can see the joining of the two as a fitting of asperities of both: a "peak" enters into a "valley":
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