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give example to show that friction is both a friend and a foe

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Answered by pranav20071011

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Examples to show that friction is a friend and a foe: Friction is friend: (i) Friction allows us to grip and catch different objects. (ii) It helps us to walk comfortably on the surface. ... Friction is foe: (i) Friction causes wear and tear in objects. (ii) It causes damage to the parts of machines.

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Answered by anushka6912

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Examples to show that friction is a friend and a foe: Friction is friend: (i) Friction allows us to grip and catch different objects. (ii) It helps us to walk comfortably on the surface. ... Friction is foe: (i) Friction causes wear and tear in objects. (ii) It causes damage to the parts of machines.

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