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Standard VIII

Physics

Sliding Friction

A body needs ...

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A body needs a force F₁ just to start motion on a surface, a force F₂ to continue its motion and a force F₃ to roll on the surface. What is

the static friction

sliding friction and

rolling friction ? State whether F₂ is equal, less than or greater than (1) F₁ and (2) F₃.

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Solution

F₁ = Static friction

F₂ = Sliding friction

F₃ = Rolling friction
F₁ > F₂ > F₃
F₂ is less than F₁ but greater than F₃.

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A body needs a force F1 just to start motion on a surface, a force F2 to continue its motion and a force F3 to roll on the surface. What is the static friction sliding friction and rolling friction ? State whether F2 is equal, less than or greater than (1) F1 and (2) F3.

F1 = Static friction F2 = Sliding friction F3 = Rolling friction F1 > F2 > F3 F2 is less than F1 but greater than F3.

A body needs a force F₁ just to start motion on a surface, a force F₂ to continue its motion and a force F₃ to roll on the surface. What is

the static friction

sliding friction and

rolling friction ? State whether F₂ is equal, less than or greater than (1) F₁ and (2) F₃.

F₁ = Static friction

F₂ = Sliding friction

F₃ = Rolling friction
F₁ > F₂ > F₃
F₂ is less than F₁ but greater than F₃.