It allows the lungs to inflate and deflate without the "walls" sticking to each other, acting as a lubricant.
Rolling friction :)
The valve stem on a bike tire is used to inflate and deflate the tire. It allows air to be pumped into the tire to reach the desired pressure for optimal performance and safety while riding.
Alternately, as we step: sliding, or dynamic friction; static friction; sliding friction again. Sequence repeats with each step.
Friction is actually what allows us to walk. When we take a step, the friction between our feet and the ground provides the necessary force to propel us forward. Without friction, we wouldn't be able to generate the traction needed to walk.
Allows joints to move smoothly and without friction.
Friction is necessary because it allows objects to grip and move against each other. Without friction, objects would slide uncontrollably and it would be difficult to walk, drive, or even hold onto objects. Friction also allows us to stop motion and control speed.
Shoelaces generally have low friction, making them easier to tie and untie. This low friction allows them to slide through the eyelets of shoes smoothly without getting stuck.
It is true that drinking from a glass without friction can be challenging because the liquid would not stay inside the glass due to lack of adherence. Friction between the liquid and the glass allows the liquid to be lifted and contained for consumption.
The desirable effect of friction is that it allows us to walk, drive, and grip objects without slipping. This type of friction also helps us stop moving objects and control their speed.
Of course Yes... Without friction we wouldn't be writing on chalkboards!!
It allows you to walk (with out friction between you and the floor this wouldn't be possible) It is needed for braking can be used to produce heat