on a football field, under what conditions will the football travel the furthest? (how can we reduce the friction)

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In practical friction is never zero but it can be reduced to a smaller value. The football will go on forever if there is no friction and no obstacle on its way on the horizontal field.

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on a football field, under what conditions will the football travel the furthest? (how can we reduce the friction)

Hello, In practical friction is never zero but it can be reduced to a smaller value. The football will go on forever if there is no friction and no obstacle on its way on the horizontal field. Good Luck!

Hello,

In practical friction is never zero but it can be reduced to a smaller value. The football will go on forever if there is no friction and no obstacle on its way on the horizontal field.

Good Luck!