Which of these methods is easy in moving objects? Why?
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Theoretically, the contact surface in perfectly rigid bodies is zero. But, in practice due to deformation, there appears a small contact surface which is quite small compared to sliding surfaces that rub on each other. That's why it is easier to roll than to slide.
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In figure (A)
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- The force acting between both the object and the surface is known as friction.
- The normal force acts on a level plane due to the load of the body.
- When we pull on an object in the horizontal plane, the vertical component of the force acts vertically downward, increasing the object's weight and increasing friction.
- Friction works in the opposite direction of force, it will be difficult to move the object if the friction is high.
- Pulling an object, on the other hand, causes the vertical component to operate upward, reducing friction forces.
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