Where does the friction act on our feet while we are walking?
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When we walk, a force called friction builds up against our direction of motion.
It acts on the sole of our feet, which is the part which touches the ground while walking.
It acts on the sole of our feet, which is the part which touches the ground while walking.
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Of course every force has an
equal and opposite reaction:
there are equal and opposite
forces on your feet and the
ground at their point (area)
of contact.
equal and opposite reaction:
there are equal and opposite
forces on your feet and the
ground at their point (area)
of contact.
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