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I) Give two practicalapplication of static friction

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bulgar [2K]2 years ago

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1). Walking / Driving

If there were no static friction between the soles of your shoes and the ground, then you could move your feet back and forth but your body would never go anywhere.

Same for using tires to move a car, a bus, a bicycle or a motorcycle.

2). Sleeping

If there were no static friction between your jammies and the sheet, you would slide right off of the bed whenever there was the slightest breeze of air in the room.

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I) Give two practicalapplication of static friction​

I) Give two practicalapplication of static friction