why is it harder to walk on a wet road than on a dry one?
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On the wet surface the friction is very low than the normal walking surface as layer of water makes the floor smooth. ... It is difficult to walk on a smooth or wet floor because friction is very less .
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After rain, when the road becomes wet, the friction reduces and hence, the road becomes slippery and difficult to walk.
Explanation:
- It is difficult to walk on wet floors as the water layer makes the floor greasy.
- The water coating reduces the friction and the foot does not hold properly on the floor and it starts slipping on the floor.
- It becomes very difficult to walk on a slippery road because on a slippery road the friction is very low and we cannot exert a backward action force on the slippery ground which will generate a forward reaction force on us.
- A greasy and wet floor does not provide enough friction needed to run smoothly.
- So it is difficult to walk on such surfaces.
- Difficulty walking is defined as the inability to walk properly due to abnormal and uncontrolled walking patterns.
- This can be attributed to factors such as genetics, neurological disorders, musculoskeletal disorders, injury or other diseases.
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