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Uhmmm, well... this may be disappointing, but the answer is not at all. Friction is not some weird thing that never occurred to Newton. We actually have coefficients of friction that you can put into equations that will quantify how fast your cat will slide down an inclined plane versus you in your sandpaper jeans.

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Q: How does friction affect any or all of Newton's laws?
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