Overview of Friction Forces

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Which type of friction occurs when a car's tires move along the road?

  • Rolling friction (correct)
  • Fluid friction
  • Sliding friction
  • Static friction

Air friction acts in the same direction as gravity on a falling object.

False (B)

What is the main role of friction?

Friction opposes motion between two surfaces in contact.

_________ friction occurs when two surfaces rub against each other.

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Match the type of friction with its example:

<p>Rolling friction = Movement of motor vehicle tires on the road Sliding friction = Pushing a book on a table Fluid friction = A boat travelling in the water Static friction = Notebook on the table</p> Signup and view all the answers

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Friction

A force that opposes motion between two surfaces in contact, causing objects to slow down and eventually stop.

Rolling Friction

Friction that occurs when an object rolls over a surface, like a car's tires on the road.

Sliding Friction

Friction that occurs when two surfaces slide against each other, like pushing a book across a table.

Fluid Friction

Friction that occurs between a moving object and a fluid, like air or water. It affects objects falling through the air or swimming in water.

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Static Friction

Friction that prevents a stationary object from moving on a surface, like a book resting on a table.

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Study Notes

Friction Overview

  • Friction opposes motion, causing objects to slow and stop.
  • It's a force resisting the relative sliding of surfaces in contact.
  • Friction acts on all surfaces.

Air Friction

  • Air friction affects falling objects, counteracting gravity.

Types of Friction

Rolling Friction

  • Occurs when an object rolls.
  • Example: Vehicle tires on a road.

Sliding Friction

  • Also known as dry friction.
  • Results from the bonding of surfaces rubbing against each other.
  • Example: Moving a block of wood on sandpaper, pushing a book.

Fluid Friction

  • Friction between moving objects and a fluid (liquid or gas).
  • Example: Swimming, boat travel, airplane flight.

Static Friction

  • Friction in stationary objects.
  • Prevents objects from moving against a surface.
  • Example: A notebook on a table.

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