0
yes
Lincoln Wolf
Anonymous
yeah
Add your answer:
Earn +20 pts
Do shoe laces use friction to stay tied up?
Yes.
Does a shoelase stay tied without friction?
no, they untie because of the force and friction between them
Why doesn't a car in motion on a flat road stay in motion?
Because of friction.
How does friction help aeroplanes to fly?
Because of the shape of airplane wings, friction assists in moving the craft forward. This friction creates lift on the wing helping the plane stay in the air.
How do you get leather shoe laces to stay tied?
They will stay tied if you tuck the non looped end under the first tie.
Can shoelaces stay tied up because of friction?
Partly, and also due to the pressure that the knott is under once pulled tight.
How does friction help us to stay upright on an icy morning?
Friction helps us stay put on an icy morning by our shoes. They have a grip at the sole of it. That is also called friction. On a bicycle's wheels, they have this rubber that is a type of grip, and when you brake it stops immediately. But if the wheels are smooth and you hit the brakes then it won't brake. It'll just skid and slide and you might end up in hospital.
How did Benjamin stay safe from electrical shock?
because he was wearing shoes the electric does not effect him
How can you keep your shoelaces from becoming untied?
If the laces are lightly sandpapererd,they should stay tied!. Ted
Does toenail fungus stay in shoes?
The spores can stay in shoes if they are moist and do not dry out between wearings.
What shoes did women wear?
They were a small leather boot type shoe. No right/left feet and no hard sole. They would slip on or use laces to close the shoe so it would stay on. I have a pair made in the "old way" and they are pretty comfortable to wear.
Why would the wiper arm stay up when you turn them off?
Because there is too mutch friction between it and the windsheild.
