Physics, asked by akshayagoud797, 4 months ago

does the heat produced due to friction is always constant

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Answered by Anonymous

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no the heat produce by friction is not constant. Friction is produced due to the irregularities between surfaces. Thus, when these surfaces rub against each other they produce heat.

Answered by KratagyaGupta

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Yes it is constant but it can be changed after N external force is applied on it

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