less friction, therefore less resistance to motion
It is easier to roll a drum on its side across the floor due to the reduced surface area in contact with the ground, resulting in less friction compared to pushing it upright. Rolling on its side also allows for smoother movement and better control.
No, friction actually decreases when the surface is smoother because there are fewer irregularities for the surfaces to interact with, resulting in less resistance. Smoother surfaces allow for easier sliding or rolling of objects.
Sidewalk, smoother surface.
Friction
Wheels reduce friction by rolling instead of sliding, making it easier to move objects. This allows for smoother movement and requires less force to push or pull compared to dragging an object across a surface. Additionally, wheels distribute the weight of the object more evenly, further reducing the effort needed to move it.
false of course it is too rough. it is better in smoother places
It would be increased because the loss due to friction would be reduced.
It is easier to push a crate over smooth concrete sidewalks than over grass because grass offers more resistance due to its uneven and soft surface. The smooth concrete surface reduces friction and allows for smoother movement of the crate.
1. It is easier to push a heavy object on a polished wooden because then the box will be easier to push across the floor.
yes, because it has a smooth surface
Think of walking across a flat surface (plains), and then walking up a series of hills (mountains). It's easier to travel across plains because they are flat and broad.
An object is easier to push or pull when it has less friction with the surface it is on. Friction is the force that resists motion when two surfaces rub against each other. Smoother surfaces and reducing the weight of the object can make it easier to push or pull.