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Ivenika [448]
3 years ago
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2 ways friction is helpful and 2 ways it does not

Chemistry
1 answer:
iris [78.8K]3 years ago
8 0

Benefits of friction.

1. Walking. Friction between the soles of our  shoes and the ground enables us to walk. The sole of the shoe is held to the ground through friction. This is what is termed as "grip" of the shoe. The more grip a shoes offers, the better and faster we can walk.

2. Writing. Writing using a pen requires friction. It is impossible to hold a pen in the hand without friction because it would slip out. Also the graphite point of the pencil would not make a mark on the paper without friction.

Drawbacks of friction

1. Drag. An aircraft taking off experiences significant friction between it and the air resulting in drag, so much fuel has to be used to  create energy to overcome the wind resistance.

2. Surface hindrance. Friction makes moving something heavy from  one part of a room to another very difficult. Sliding a large box across the flour takes a lot of energy due to friction between the box and the floor.


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