Physics, asked by kirankr005, 9 months ago

why friction prodouces heat

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Answered by OPxAB

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Friction is produced due to the irregularities between surfaces. Thus, when these surfaces rub against each other they produce heat. And the heat gets trapped in these irregularities.

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