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26.
Friction can be reduced by changing from
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Teja said:
4 years ago
Thanks all for explaining.
Ram Prasad Masiha said:
5 years ago
Sliding friction is when objects such as a cube slide on their surface.
Rolling friction is when an object rolls such as a circular barrel, this type of friction includes lesser contact and is much better to sustain.
Dynamic friction is essentially sliding friction when objects rub together.
Static friction is the friction experienced by the object when it is at rest and the friction required to overcome before you move on to a different type of friction explained above.
I hope this helps everybody.
Rolling friction is when an object rolls such as a circular barrel, this type of friction includes lesser contact and is much better to sustain.
Dynamic friction is essentially sliding friction when objects rub together.
Static friction is the friction experienced by the object when it is at rest and the friction required to overcome before you move on to a different type of friction explained above.
I hope this helps everybody.
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Ajay said:
5 years ago
Any object roll when there is no friction.
Shunmugaarthi said:
6 years ago
Any object rolls when there is no friction. So, Sliding to Rolling is correct.
Deepika said:
6 years ago
What is dynamic and static?
Swar said:
7 years ago
Yes, right @Spandana.
Philani Gcabashe said:
7 years ago
Well said @Santosh. It is all about the point of contact versus the axis of rotation.
Gowtham said:
7 years ago
The friction is increased on the sliding object at the time the sliding force is converted to rolling process.
Vjsjs said:
8 years ago
Its wrong because it an object is static it has 0 friction so answer is D.
Rjking said:
8 years ago
Friction between the two types of contact rolling & slides but they moving on what type of area that's details may be help like water hill.
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