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Is friction proportional to speed?

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Answered by AhaanK2007
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Answer:

Friction is roughly proportional to speed

Explanation:

Friction of one dry object against another is fairly constant over a fairly large velocity range. For a solid object moving at a high speed through some fluid, friction is roughly proportional to the square of velocity. However, friction is roughly proportional to velocity for a solid object moving at a low speed through a fluid.

Answered by IIItzMrPagluII703
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the frictional force is proportional to the velocity for small velocities.

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