explain why sliding friction is slightly less than static friction
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because in it the surface is not enough rough
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Sliding friction is less than static friction because :-
In sliding friction, the object slides. It means that the friction opposing is less. Whereas,
In static friction, the object just tends to move, it doesn't actually move. It means that the friction opposing is more.
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In sliding friction, the object slides. It means that the friction opposing is less. Whereas,
In static friction, the object just tends to move, it doesn't actually move. It means that the friction opposing is more.
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