sliding friction
Because it's friction that rubs the graphite off the pencil on to the paper to make the words you write.
Static...as you write layers of graphite are sheared off and left on the page. The layer that touches the paper "sticks" and doesn't slide.
It has to do with friction. The smooth paper allows the pen or pencil to slide while rougher paper doesn't.
People need pencils to write things down or draw and for them to be easily erased.
sliding friction
Because it's friction that rubs the graphite off the pencil on to the paper to make the words you write.
Wiki can not write your paragraph you need to do it. Think about your pencil and what it might think or feel if it could talk.
because there is no friction between pencils and glass and glass is harder than the lead in the pencil .and glass surface is smoother than the surface of paper
1.A pencil 2.Paper
Static...as you write layers of graphite are sheared off and left on the page. The layer that touches the paper "sticks" and doesn't slide.
The core of a pencil (used to be actual poisonous lead, now is made of graphite) is soft enough that it can deposit a layer of material when subject to friction (AKA "scratched").
It has to do with friction. The smooth paper allows the pen or pencil to slide while rougher paper doesn't.
because if it wasnt sharpened it wouldn't write.
People need pencils to write things down or draw and for them to be easily erased.
when we write with a pencil the lid will going to complete because of that the pencil will wear out.......
friction