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Suppose your writing table (or desk) is tilted a little. A book kept on the table starts sliding down. Draw a diagram to show the direction of force of friction acting on the book.

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LAKHMIR SINGH & MANJIT KAUR-FRICTION-EXERCISE
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  3. Suppose your writing table (or desk) is tilted a little. A book kept o...

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  4. Which will cause more friction : a rough surface or a smooth surface ?...

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  5. Explain why, sliding friction is less than static friction.

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  6. What is meant by 'rolling friction' ?

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  10. Explain why : a pencil will write on paper but not on glass.

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  11. Explain why : climbing a greasy pole is very difficult.

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  12. Why does a matchstick light when we strike it on a rough surface ?

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  20. Explain why, the soles of our shoes wear out gradually .

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