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I only know this because I learned it in school (5th Grade) so I'm not sure if this is in terms of physical science but friction means for something to come to a stop or slow down. For example: If 2 people were going down a slide, and one person went down the slide with a cloth underneath them and the other person had nothing underneath them, then the person with the cloth is going to go faster because the person without the cloth is creating friction when he/she rubs (goes down) the slide.
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