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(a) How do trees help reduce friction?

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Answered by Sanjana5428
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The trees are able to do this by making the wheels on the bus reach their maximum revolution-rate and therefore go round and round. So. The friction of the road, or say the palm of your hand against your best friend's back, will increase unless trees exist in your back garden. So, that is in short why trees help reduce friction.
Answered by salfiumar83
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Answer:

Explanation:

(a)   Trees slow down strong winds and save us from wind storms.

(b)  The speed of the meteors is very high.Therefore, there is a large amount of friction between the air and meteors. This generates a lot of heat and the meteors start burning.

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