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The force is friction.
Friction has a nasty habit of wearing away surfaces. It can seize up engines if there is no lupricant. It can wear away your clothing and scrape away skin if you fall off your bike. It can cause a burn if when you hands slip while trying to hold a rope. Though friction can cause much trouble we also need it.
Friction can have many effects on a moving car. It depends on the situation under discussion. If the tyres are brand new, more friction will be experienced as the grooves of the tyres will interlock with the surface of the road. But when the tyres are wearing away, their surface becomes relatively smooth. Friction will not have as great an effect. If the road is layered with snow, friction will be minimal and the car will move with great velocity . . . uncontrollably. This is why a car skids on an icy road. Where friction prevents a fast driver to reveal his real potential on the highway, it also helps him apply brakes. It is friction which assists the tyres to stop moving .
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The squeaky door sound is caused by slip - stick friction, so sound is one effect. The black powder debris near a door hinge is the ground particles from the door hing, wearing the metal away. The Brake drums on your car will generate heat as a result of the forward energy of the car being converted to heat as you brake.
friction can cause the wearing away of surfaces
static friction
it wears things away
friction
The force is friction.
Attrition is a form river or coastal erosion. It is when friction against the rock particles as they move and become smaller.
not necessarily sometimes it creates force sometimes not
Friction has a nasty habit of wearing away surfaces. It can seize up engines if there is no lupricant. It can wear away your clothing and scrape away skin if you fall off your bike. It can cause a burn if when you hands slip while trying to hold a rope. Though friction can cause much trouble we also need it.
Friction is what takes energy away from motion. If there was no friction, it would take a lot less energy (gas, fuel, electricity) to move things.
Friction makes things (like soles) rub away
It enables us to move: without friction we would be in a permanent skid. It allows us to hold things: they would just slide away.
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