Primary Resources

Warning: Be aware that HyperPhysics doesn't always indicate the vector nature of certain quantities and expects the reader to know from context if something is a vector. Remember, forces always have a magnitude AND direction and must always be added using vectors.

Openstax textbook section on Friction.

Secondary Resources

Gives a pretty good representation on how to think about friction.

The next two videos, Doc Schuster explains Friction

 

 

Other Resources

concise definition of friction with proper notation.