Science, asked by MinotiSharma, 9 months ago

If you apply oil on a metal surface - would it increase or decrease friction?

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Answered by Anonymous

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It would reduce the effect of friction on that metal surface. Explanation: because oil is a lubricant (A substance which is used to reduce friction between two or more interacting bodies.)

Answered by Anonymous

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it would reduce the effect of friction on that metal surface. Explanation: because oil is a lubricant (A substance which is used to reduce friction between two or more interacting bodies.)

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