When you walk it requires a force which is reacted by the floor in opposite direction. With zero friction it is difficult to make any forward progress as no force is reacted, so you cannot walk but will slip.You can try to put foot down always normal to the floor, and you make some progress, but mostly you will be sliding, not walking.
2000 kg box on a frictionless floor
Yes, in a frictionless environment, there is no force opposing motion, so objects will continue to move at a constant velocity unless acted upon by an external force. This means that less force is required to maintain or change an object's motion on a frictionless floor compared to a floor with friction.
Yes, a person can jump on a frictionless floor, but the mechanics are different from jumping on a normal surface. On a frictionless floor, the person would not be able to push off effectively, as there would be no friction to provide the necessary force against the ground. Instead, any attempt to jump would result in them sliding rather than gaining vertical height. Thus, a jump would not be successful in the traditional sense.
No. There would be no force being applied to the floor by your foot (friction) so there would be no force from the floor in response pushing your foot forward. According to newton's 3rd law. (every action has an equal and opposite reaction)No I can't.. No one can.
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Take off some clothing to walk on and avoid slipping.
Even on 'frictional' ice it is possible to crawl, slide, walk on the ice.
It takes 20 seconds for each floor. Therefore, it will take 140 seconds for you to reach the eighth floor.
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The ball rolled to a stop because the opposing force of friction stopped the ball. If the floor had been frictionless, it would have continued without stopping or even slowing.
A floor is the lower horizontal surface in a building or room that people walk on.