Question

distinguished between satitc friction and sliding friction​

Answer 1

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Explanation:

Sliding friction is the friction which comes into play when the surface of one object moves relative to the surface of another object. ... Static friction arise when you push the the bag on the flat surface. Sliding friction arises when you push the same bag over an inclined surface

If you try to slide two objects past each other, a small amount of force will result in no motion. The force of friction is greater than the applied force. This is static friction. If you apply a little more force, the object "breaks free" and slides, although you still need to apply force to keep the object sliding

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Answer 2

Explanation:

Static firiction

• Static friction is a force that keeps an object at rest. Static friction definition can be written as:

• The friction experienced when individuals try to move a stationary object on a surface,
• without actually triggering any relative motion between the body and the surface which it is on.

• It can be explained as the force of friction which precisely balances the applied force for the duration of the stationary state of the body.

• The static frictional force is a self-regulating force, i.e. static friction will at all times be equivalent and opposite to the force applied.Static FrictionR is the reaction force because of the weight W. the external force is F and fr is the friction. F = -fr when no motion takes place.

• Static Friction Examples
• Some real-life examples of static friction are given in the points below.

1. Papers on a tabletop
2. A towel hanging on a rack
3. A bookmark in a book
4. A car parked on a hill

Sliding Friction

• The amount of sliding friction created by objects is expressed as a coefficient which takes into consideration the various factors that can affect the level of friction. These various factors that can impact sliding friction include the following:

• The surface deformation of objects
• The roughness/smoothness of the surface of the objeects

The original speed of either object

1. The size of object
2. The amount of pressure on either object
3. The adhesion of the surface
4. Everyday Examples of Sliding Friction
5. Specific examples of sliding friction include:
7. Rubbing both hands together to create heat
8. A sled sliding across snow or ice
9. Skis sliding against snow
10. A person sliding down a slide is an example of sliding friction
11. A coaster sliding against a table
12. A washing machine pushed along a floor
13. An iron being pushed across material
14. The frame and the edge of door sliding against one another
15. The bottom of a trashcan sliding against the concrete
16. A block being slid across the floor
17. Two cement blocks being slid into place next to each other
18. Two cards in a deck sliding against each other
19. The bottom of a glass being pushed across a table
20. A couch sliding against the steps when being moved
21. A dresser's legs on the carpet when being slid to another part of the room
22. The rope and the pulley on a set of blinds or curtains
23. The friction between two books when sliding one into place on a bookshelf
24. The friction between the bottom of a book and the shelf when being slid into place
25. A vegetable drawer sliding against the holder in the fridge
26. A check being slid across the counter at the bank