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Of the two forms of friction you studied friction is the one that must be overcome in order to start something moving?
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Is kinetic friction the one that must be overcome in order to start something moving?
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Static friction is the force that must be overcome in order to start something moving?
that is true
What kind of friction must you overcome to get an object to start moving?
Static Friction
What do you must do to overcome to start an object moving that is at rest?
You must overcome static friction.
What force do you have to overcome to start an object moving?
Sticky friction.
What force must you overcome to start an object moving?
Friction. Specifically, static friction. After the object begins to move, it will still be necessary to overcome rolling or sliding friction to keep it in motion.
What is friction what causes it and wahat does it do?
Friction is a force that acts on all touching objects. Friction is caused by the roughness of on object. Even if an object feels smooth to the touch, it will never be perfectly smooth because there will always be microscopically small peaks and valleys at the atomic level. What friction does is essentially try to prevent an object from moving or continue moving. There are two types of friction, static and kinetic. Static friction must be overcome to get something moving, kinetic friction must be overcome to keep something moving. They both have values that depend on the two surfaces touching and are referred to as the coefficient of their respective term. Note: the coefficient of static friction is always higher than that of kinetic for the same two materials.
When do steams deposit sediments?
When gravity and friction overcome the ability of the moving water to move them.
It is generally easier to push an object once it is moving than when you are getting it started this is because?
When an object is at rest, static friction is acting on it. But once it is overcome, the object moves comparatively easier due to the fact that the moving objects face kinetic friction which is always less than static friction. +++ It's not the friction you have to overcome, but its inertia, proportional to its mass. Think of an astronaut servicing something on the outside of the International Space Station. There is no friction acting on him, he is weightless and both he and spaceship are moving together through space at great speed; , but he still has mass so to move himself along the hull he still needs to push against it to overcome his inertia.
Why did you pull a sneaker that wasn't moving to test starting friction?
Why do you pull the sneaker at a slow speed for stopping friction?
How fast or slow something is moving?
Friction
Does increasing friction make it easier to move an object?
no. No because we would need to overcome friction when moving, causing us to move slower.
