why does a car slide when it rolls over an icy patch on a road? A. cars have more momentum on icy surfaces. B. there is less fri
ction between the cars tires and the ice than between the car tires and the road. C. there is more friction between the cars tires and the ice than between the car tires and the road. D. cars have less momentum on icy surfaces.
B) because a road is usually covered in rocks which increases the friction, but since its now covered in ice which is usually a smooth surface is has less friction leading to the car sliding. Also if the top of the ice has melted it may hav left behind water and hitch is a lubricant and reduces friction
Because the Earth<span> is a sphere, the surface gets much more intense </span>sunlight<span>, hence heat, at </span>the equator<span>than at the poles.</span>
