Question

WHY IT IS DIFFICULT TO WALK ON ICE​

Answer 1

Answer:

Because ice lacks friction without which nobody can walk.

Explanation:

Answer 2

Explanation:

$The coefficient of friction is low and much less than one.$

$. A system with a low coefficient of friction has a low resistance to the surfaces sliding across one another.$

$The fact that ice has a very low coefficient of friction it is difficult to apply force;$

$hence it makes it difficult to walk on the ice.$

The coefficient of friction is low and much less than one. A system with a low coefficient of friction has a low resistance to the surfaces sliding across one another. The fact that ice has a very low coefficient of friction it is difficult to apply force; hence it makes it difficult to walk on the ice.