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Explain the difference between static friction and sliding friction with the help of an example

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**Step-by-Step Solution:** 1. **Definition of Static Friction:** Static friction is the force that keeps an object at rest when a force is applied to it. It acts between two surfaces that are not moving relative to each other. For example, if you have a heavy box on the floor and you push it, the force you apply must overcome the static friction for the box to start moving. **Hint:** Remember that static friction occurs when an object is stationary and a force is applied but not enough to cause movement. 2. **Characteristics of Static Friction:** ...
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PEARSON IIT JEE FOUNDATION-FRICTION-Classroom Corner (Long Answer Type Questions)
  1. Explain why two surfaces in contact with each other experience frictio...

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  2. Explain the difference between static friction and sliding friction wi...

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  3. Why does an object of greater mass experience more friction than an ob...

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  4. Look at the pictures given below. Name and define the type of friction...

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  5. Why is static friction greater than sliding friction?

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  6. State any three advantages and disadvantages of friction.

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  7. Describe any three ways in which friction between surfaces can be redu...

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  8. The magnitude of frictional force can never be greater than the magnit...

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  9. Explain how the wheel was a significant historical invention, in terms...

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  10. Compare which of the two drivers, in each case given below, would have...

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  11. Compare which of the two drivers, in each case given below, would have...

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  12. Compare which of the two drivers, in each case given below, would have...

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  13. Case 1: If you take a ball and push it so that it rolls across a smoot...

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  14. Case 1: If you take a ball and push it so that it rolls across a smoot...

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  15. Give examples to show that friction is both a friend and a foe.

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  16. Case 1: If you take a spring balance and a brick. Tie the spring balan...

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  17. Case 1: If you take a spring balance and a brick. Tie the spring balan...

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  18. Explain why objects moving in fluids must have special shapes.

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  19. Why does friction occur? Justify your answer.

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  20. Explain why objects moving in fluids must have special shapes.

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