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15. If friction was completely removed from the track, what affect would this have on the roller coaster ride?

1 answer:

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Answer:
A

Explanation:
The coaster wouldn’t eventually stop because there’s no fiction to stop it. In order for a object to stop, there must be a opposing force ( in this case, fiction).
It is true that the coaster could use hills to stop, but the coaster can’t use flat section to stop.
So what I think is that the answer is A.

Fun Fact:
It would be really tough just to stand up without friction.

I hope this help and have a nice day :)

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