if plane surfaces have more friction then why old tyres have less friction
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because their sticky material and holes/spaces for providing friction reduces
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Hello friend,
You are a little misunderstood.
- Friction depends on smoothness of the surface.
- Plane (smooth) surfaces have lesser friction as compared to rough surfaces.
◆ Why old tires have less friction -
- Due to continuous wear and tear, traction is worn off.
- As tyres become soft, coefficient of friction is decreased.
- Therefore, old tyres causes lesser friction as compared to brand new ones.
Hope this helps...
You are a little misunderstood.
- Friction depends on smoothness of the surface.
- Plane (smooth) surfaces have lesser friction as compared to rough surfaces.
◆ Why old tires have less friction -
- Due to continuous wear and tear, traction is worn off.
- As tyres become soft, coefficient of friction is decreased.
- Therefore, old tyres causes lesser friction as compared to brand new ones.
Hope this helps...
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