Which surface has more friction A. an ice rinkB. a grassy field C. a paved road

Physics

1 answer:

antoniya [11.8K]3 years ago

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Answer:

<h2>The answer is </h2><h2>C. a paved road</h2>

Explanation:

Generally, roads are meant to have very rough surfaces to allow for friction between car tyres hence the motion of vehicles.

What is a paved surface?

Paved roads are roads that are covered with a firm surface suitable for travel, like paving stones or concrete or asphalts.

Another good example of a paved road is a small paved courtyard, covered with a hard layer of concrete/cement.

The other two examples sited in this problem are glossy materials with very low surface friction, that is their surfaces are very smooth.

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