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it rubs against the snow witch causes friction
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Which are 5 activities that require friction?
riding a bike walking siting down riding a roller coaster sledding skiing grating food pretty much anything
When is friction not useful in skiing?
when you are jumping or making a turn
Why do you need low friction when skiing?
because you need to slide down the hill....?
Why do you reduce friction in skiing?
Most skiers wax their skis for this purpose.
What are the forces involved in skiing?
Friction is extremely important in that it causes heat which causes the snow to melt (a little) and the ski or sled runner actually runs on the layer of water. If there was no friction then you would not move. :) Hope this helped :)
How is friction involved in sledding and in skiing?
because it rubs against something and that causes it to become slippery and that makes it slide
Which are 5 activities that require friction?
riding a bike walking siting down riding a roller coaster sledding skiing grating food pretty much anything
What physics are involved in skiing simple explanation please?
Friction, Gravity, Air drag (resintince)
What are the popular sports in the mountain states?
Probably skiing. And sledding.
Some of the activities you can do in Colorado?
Skiing, walking, jogging, sledding, snow mobiling, snowboarding.
Which has more friction sledding in soft snow or sledding in hard snow?
soft snow because it releases more water when heated
What is a skiing resort developed for?
A ski resort is developed on mountains that have snow year round. They are developed to provide entertainment in the sport of skiing, snowboarding and sledding.
What are some snow activities?
Hiking, skiing, snowboarding, hiking, snow-ball fight, and sledding.
What is type of games are in the winter Olympics?
Skiing ice skating ski jumps sledding bobsled
Activities in Sweden?
Skiing and hot-tubbing, sledding, fishing, and touring museums. Also try boating!
Y You should you go to tundra?
You should go to the tundra for sledding, skiing, snow boarding, etc.
What is the best way to spend a snow day?
Sleeping Sledding Skiing Watching TV/Movies Reading
