scott wrote:
>> My point being that a smaller mass requires a smaller force to 
>> accelerate it, and thus less traction.
> 
> Actually exactly the same traction.  If you accelerate an object at 10 
> m/s^2 then it will need a coeffcient of friction of about 1.0 no matter 
> what the mass is.  This is the point I was trying to make.

So a force of 1N and a force of 1,000N both require the same amount of 
traction?

How does *that* work?!

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