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Friction helps us stay put on an icy morning by our shoes. They have a grip at the sole of it. That is also called friction. On a bicycle's wheels, they have this rubber that is a type of grip, and when you brake it stops immediately. But if the wheels are smooth and you hit the brakes then it won't brake. It'll just skid and slide and you might end up in hospital.

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