explain why sliding friction is less than static friction?
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as sliding decreases friction, it is less than static friction
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Static friction is a friction which acts when the object is at rest . When the object is at rest , there is no movement. Hence the interlocking of irregularities , which is the main cause of friction , remains interlocked for some time.
Sliding friction comes into effect when the object slides over a surface. When an object slides over a surface , there is interlocking of irregularities , but for a short amount of time
The main reason that sliding friction is less than static friction depends on the time of the interlocking , whether it is more or less.
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Sliding friction comes into effect when the object slides over a surface. When an object slides over a surface , there is interlocking of irregularities , but for a short amount of time
The main reason that sliding friction is less than static friction depends on the time of the interlocking , whether it is more or less.
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