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Frictional force

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Friction is needed to produce motion or prevent motion. Which of the following statements suits for each application shown in fig (i) and fig (ii)? why?

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Friction always opposes the motion. So, the friction will always prevent any motion. Here the friction in both figures will prevent the motion.

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