When is friction advantageous and when is it not advantageous? Explain.

Chemistry

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Explanation:

FRICTION ADVANTAGES:

a) the soles of are shoes are designed in a way that they create friction and prevent us from slipping and falling.

b) We are capable of writing with a pen due to the friction between the pen and the paper.

FRICTION DISADVANTAGES:

b) Forest fires are caused due to the friction between the trees branches

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