To start with we have to change the speed right from zero to some value. So force is required and with that force work is to be performed. Hence energy is needed. After attaining that speed thereafter we need energy just to compensate the loss due to friction. Hence maintenance of the uniform motion is easier than attaining that uniform speed right from rest.
If v is the speed attained for a mass m, then 1/2 m v^2 is the energy required. There after just frictional force x displacement is energy required to maintain the motion.
usually greater than the sliding friction
Famer are more important than doctor oppose the motion?
In vibratory motion, the body doesn't move as a whole.where as in oscillatory motion the body moves on whole .and in vibratory motion the amplitude is less ,where as in the oscillatory motion the amplitude is comparitively larger than the vibratory motion .
You have to overcome the inertia to move anything from a standstill Yes, That's Newton's Law of Motion: An object not in motion will remain not in motion until acted upon by a outside force, and an object in motion will continue to remain in motion until acted upon by an outside force....that's why it will roll a little bit on a level surface after you push it until acted upon by gravity to stop it. Ammendum. Those are not Sir Issac Newtons exact words, I pulled that from memory but it's something like that. The end meaning the same
Friction that is caused by the movement of two surfaces against each other is known as kinetic friction. This is different than static friction which is opposition to motion before the motion occurs.
Due to the greater mass, the momentum will high, hence making its motion difficult to change.
Newton's law of motion.
First you have to overcome inertia. At rest it takes 3 to 6 times more energy to get a wheel rolling than it does to maintain revolutions.
This does not have an easy answer. This has to do with your level of expertise and how comfortable you are with the flowers or vegetables.
Force = mass X acceleration. When you start pushing a stationary 'dead weight' you are making it go faster than it was or accelerating it. Once the car is moving at a steady speed, it is no longer being accelerated. The greater the mass or inertia of an object the more it will resist changes in its motion. (See Newton's Laws of Motion.)
Inertia is the resistance to change of an object in motion. In other words, an object at rest wants to stay at rest, and an object in motion wants to stay in motion. this is why it might take a person's whole body strength to start pushing a car down the road from a dead stop, but once it is in motion, it may only take one hand to keep it moving. Once you stop pushing the car, it slows and eventually stops because the frictional forces acting against the car's motion are greater than those keeping it moving.
Rolling motion is easier than sliding motion because rolling motion has a lower friction force exerted upon the object than sliding motion.
A unstructured application is hard to maintain, difficult to debug, and generally performs slower than a properly structured and organized application.
yes,because long hair can get germs than the short hair and also it is very difficult to maintain
usually greater than the sliding friction
Power trimmers do save much more time than normal trimmers, but are more difficult to maintain.
Because the coefficients of static friction in the bearings etc. are (as always) larger than the corresponding coefficients of dynamic friction.