Cause of heat generation when we apply breaks to fast moving car
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Both disc and drum brakes work on the same principle: friction and heat. When resistance or force is applied to a turning wheel, the vehicle's brake system causes the wheels to decelerate and finally stop. During this process heat is generated causing the brake temperature to rise.
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When we apply breaks to a fast moving car,
then their are 2 forces acting on the car, i. e. FRICTION and CAR'S MOMENTUM, these 2 forces are are working exactly opposite to each other, thereby the massive amount of energy generated at that time is released in the form of HEAT ENERGY...
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When we apply breaks to a fast moving car,
then their are 2 forces acting on the car, i. e. FRICTION and CAR'S MOMENTUM, these 2 forces are are working exactly opposite to each other, thereby the massive amount of energy generated at that time is released in the form of HEAT ENERGY...
HOPE IT HELPS....
MARK AS BRAINLIEST
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