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What kind of friction occurs when you walk?
Static friction, because your feet aren't (hopefully!) sliding.
What force allows you to walk up a hill withuot sliding back down?
Gravity in conjunction with friction.
What force prevents people from sliding when they walk?
Friction. Gravity holds us to the floor, friction keeps us from slipping.
What would happen if there was no friction between your feet and the ground?
You would start sliding forever or trip in an instant and would not be able to stand up and walk properly without holding onto an object. Because friction is what keeps your feet remain still on the ground.
What force allows you to walk?
The motion force
What is the force that makes it easy to walk on the floor without sliding?
friction
What kind of friction occurs when you walk?
Static friction, because your feet aren't (hopefully!) sliding.
What force allows you to walk up a hill withuot sliding back down?
Gravity in conjunction with friction.
Can a person walk if there is no friction on the surface?
no because you would be sliding if there was no friction.Friction resists the motion caused by another force
What force prevents people from sliding when they walk?
Friction. Gravity holds us to the floor, friction keeps us from slipping.
How can you prevent sliding when walking along a wet sidewalk during rainy days?
one can prevent sliding when walking along a wet sidewalk during rainy days by either swimming in the water, do a penguin walk, run fast, or by hopping( especially when wearing white)
Does sand exert an equal but opposite force on your feet as you walk?
Yes
Can you walk friction-less floor?
When you walk it requires a force which is reacted by the floor in opposite direction. With zero friction it is difficult to make any forward progress as no force is reacted, so you cannot walk but will slip.You can try to put foot down always normal to the floor, and you make some progress, but mostly you will be sliding, not walking.
Which surface would exert the least frictional force on your feet as you walk?
Teflon, Ice or an oiled surface.
Do penguins slide on their bellies?
To get places faster if there legs are tired Penguins slide on their bellies because they have short, thick and dense feet. That makes it hard to walk. According to the information I have read about, penguins love sliding on their bellies because it's easier to them. There for, it's hard to walk so sliding on their bellies is an easier way to transport.
What keeps your feet from sliding out from under you when you walk?
I don't know for sure... probably the way they are shaped and the texture of your skin. Don't use this answer if you are looking for facts. I am just stating the obvious.
What do peacocks feet look like?
Those things on the opposite end of the legs to the body that prevent them having to walk on stumps.
