Science, asked by munroeaaliyah, 11 months ago

why is friction greater on a rough surface

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Answered by sakshi8918

Friction is always more on a rough surface compared to a smooth surface. This is because rough surface offers more resistance to the movement of an object over it compared to a smooth surface.

Answered by acheampongp13

basically because the texture of a rough surface may attract or supply higher connections.

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