Friction What Is It Free Doubts and Solutions
CBSE - VIII - Science - Friction
Which friction it the strongest friction?
CBSE - VIII - Science - Friction
what is fluid friction
CBSE - VIII - Science - Friction
if the body is at rest when happen when friction is greater than motion
CBSE - VIII - Science - Friction
WHY DOES A BALL MOVING ON THE GROUND EVENTUALLY COME TO REST?
CBSE - VIII - Science - Friction
what is friction
CBSE - VIII - Science - Friction
is fiction and kinetic friction
CBSE - VIII - Science - Friction
what is kinetic friction
CBSE - VIII - Science - Friction
Friction chapter totally confused
CBSE - VIII - Science - Friction
what is friction?
CBSE - VIII - Science - Friction
A machine with moving from parts will become less hot while if it is well lubricated. True or false
CBSE - VIII - Science - Friction
sliding friction is _________ than the static friction
CBSE - VIII - Science - Friction
a child's father pushes the swing to increases the speed of the spring.why?
CBSE - VIII - Science - Friction
Why does a plastic comb rubbed with dry air attract tiny piece of paper
CBSE - VIII - Science - Friction
Is frictional force a contact or non contact force. Explain
CBSE - VIII - Science - Friction
What is the importance of grooves on tyres?
CBSE - VIII - Science - Friction
Why is wood polishing done with the help of a sand paper but not with an ordinary paper?
CBSE - VIII - Science - Friction
When a wooden block is moving down an inclined plane what is the direction of the frictional force acting on the block? Explain
CBSE - VIII - Science - Friction
What is skidding and how is it related with friction?
CBSE - VIII - Science - Friction
Why is the handle of a cricket bat or a badminton racquet rough?
CBSE - VIII - Science - Friction
A pencil eraser loses tiny pieces of rubber each time you use it. Why does this happen?
CBSE - VIII - Science - Friction
a force of 60N is applied on a object of 30 kg to move it with a constant speed of 6m/s .
The answer in my book is 60 n . I'm confused .does this mean that the force we will apply will be equal to the frictional force. ( if i will write 70 n then will the answer be same 70N???)
Does friction depends upon the velocity??
Please explain.
CBSE - VIII - Science - Friction
Friction can transfer the energy of the moving body into heat and sound energy . Give three examples of this .
CBSE - VIII - Science - Friction
Ques1)Friction can transfer the energy of the moving body into heat and sound energy. Give three examples of this .
Ques2) How does frictional force affect the speed of an object? Explain, giving reasons.
Ques3) Why are heat shields provided in rockets / space ships?
CBSE - VIII - Science - Friction
Explain why sliding friction is less than static friction.
CBSE - VIII - Science - Friction
if the force of 10N is applied on two surfaces each with thje accelaration of 5ms-2 and 15ms-2. if the accelaration of both of the body is tied up then find the total accelaration.
CBSE - VIII - Science - Friction
is fluid friction smaller than rolling friction???????? explain
CBSE - VIII - Science - Friction
choose the correct option:
1. rolling friction is smaller than-
(a) sliding friction
(b) static friction
(c) fluid friction
(d) all of the above
please give an explanation to whatever answer...........
CBSE - VIII - Science - Friction
Does friction depend on the contact area of the two surfaces? If no, then how rolling friction is less than sliding friction?
CBSE - VIII - Science - Friction
If the static friction between two surfaces X and Y is found to be 50 N , the the sliding friction between these two surfaces is most likely to be :
- 75 N
- 45 N
- 55 N
- 65 N
- 75 N
- 45 N
- 55 N
- 65 N