Science, asked by brop7nou6shRameap, 1 year ago

Can we have surfaces with zero friction?

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Answered by Majid2575

The smother the surface the less the friction now it depend on hiw u make the surface smooth cyz if it still has grooves and ridges than it will have friction

Answered by Anonymous

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No, the friction can be less in some surfaces, but it can never be zero.

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