Why do carrom coins move faster on carrom board when dusted with talcum powder?
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By adding talcum powder to the board, you are simply reducing friction on the board which is indirectly increasing the tendency of carrom coins to move easily.
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The Correct solution is to reduce the friction.
- Friction is the force that occurs when two bodies rub across one another. When the bodies collide, they have few interactions with one another.
- A wooden board is used in the game of carrom, which may have a lot of irregularities on a microscale.
- The striker is used to move counters around the board by sliding them across the surface.
- If there are several irregularities on the surface, the striker's action will be delayed due to the high level of friction.
- The difficulty can be solved by dusting talcum powder over the board's surface.
- Because of the small grains, a powder has a smooth texture.
- When it is dusted, the grains cover the numerous defects that are present on the surface.
- As a result, the surface becomes smoother and flaws are eliminated to an extent.
- Smoothening reduces friction between the striker and the board, allowing the striker to glide easily across the surface without losing too much speed.
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