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Can friction be reduced to zero?

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No we cannot reduce friction to zero .

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No we cannot reduce friction to zero because friction exists at even atomic levels too. Friction cannot be reduced to perfect 0, if two surfaces are touching each other with some pressure

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Can friction be reduced to zero?​

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Can friction be reduced to zero?