In Normal Forward Braking, the Friction Developed by the Primary

question 85

True/False

In normal forward braking, the friction developed by the primary lining is greater than the secondary lining.

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Internal-Unstable

Attributes related to factors within an individual that can vary, such as effort or mood, influencing their behavior or achievements.

Internal-Stable

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Characteristics of attributions referring to causes outside oneself that are variable and can change over time.

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