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Kinetic friction when compared to Static friction is?

Answer Posted / vaneshwar sahu

static friction depends upon applied force, whereas kinetic friction is a constant force when body is in motion. static friction varies from zero to limiting friction,which is greater than kinetic friction,thus we can say that,static friction can be more or less than kinetic friction depending upon force applied,

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