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Because it's friction that rubs the graphite off the pencil on to the paper to make the words you write.
Yes. Try writing on a piece of paper with a pencil, then try writing on a piece of glass with the pencil. It's harder to write on the glass because there is less friction.
sliding friction
you use a pencil for writing because you can erase your maskates
Friction is force resisting relative motion of solid surfaced, fluid layers and material elements sliding against each other. Examples of friction are rubbing your hands together, rubbing two pieces of wood together, automobile brakes, rain adhesion, road slipperiness, split friction, road texture, lighting matchsticks and rolling a coin.
Because it's friction that rubs the graphite off the pencil on to the paper to make the words you write.
Yes. Try writing on a piece of paper with a pencil, then try writing on a piece of glass with the pencil. It's harder to write on the glass because there is less friction.
No, a pencil is an object used to apply carbon lead to writing materials.
The word "rubbed" is the past tense form of "rub". The word rubbed means to have had two items causing friction against one another. For example, an eraser rubs out pencil marks. The friction from the eraser is what makes the writing disappear.
An example of a writting instrument can be a pen or pencil.
sliding friction
Anything with wheels, such as a car, would be an example of use of rolling kinetic friction.
you use a pencil for writing because you can erase your maskates
Friction is force resisting relative motion of solid surfaced, fluid layers and material elements sliding against each other. Examples of friction are rubbing your hands together, rubbing two pieces of wood together, automobile brakes, rain adhesion, road slipperiness, split friction, road texture, lighting matchsticks and rolling a coin.
The pencil is a writing utensil that can be erased.
Writing with a pen or pencil.
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