Types of Friction

What is the role of lubrication in friction?

• Lubrication increases friction between surfaces, making movement harder.

• Lubrication has no effect on friction between surfaces.

• Lubrication reduces friction between surfaces, allowing them to move more easily.

• Lubrication only affects the temperature of the surfaces in contact.

What are the two main types of friction?

• Static friction and kinetic friction

• Static friction and rolling friction

• Kinetic friction and fluid friction

• Static friction and air resistance

What is the difference between rolling friction and sliding friction?

• Rolling friction occurs when an object rolls over a surface, while sliding friction occurs when it slides.

• Rolling friction is stronger than sliding friction.

• Sliding friction occurs only on inclined surfaces, while rolling friction occurs on flat surfaces.

• Rolling friction does not exist in nature, while sliding friction is common.

What is static friction?

• The force that keeps an object at rest and prevents it from starting to move.

• The force that opposes the motion of two surfaces sliding past each other.

• The force that acts on an object in motion to slow it down.

• The force that allows an object to move freely without resistance.

What is fluid friction?

• Fluid friction occurs when an object moves through a fluid (liquid or gas), such as air or water.

• Fluid friction is the resistance encountered by an object moving through a solid surface.

• Fluid friction is the force that opposes the motion of an object in a vacuum.

• Fluid friction is the friction that occurs between two solid objects in contact.

What is kinetic friction?

• The force that opposes the motion of an object that is already sliding over a surface.

• The force that accelerates an object in motion.

• The force that acts on an object at rest to prevent it from moving.

• The force that increases with the speed of an object.

What is the relationship between friction and motion?

• Friction accelerates motion, making objects move faster.

• Friction has no effect on motion.

• Friction opposes motion, meaning it acts in the opposite direction to the movement of an object.

• Friction only affects objects at rest.

What is the effect of surface texture on friction?

• Rough surfaces generally create more friction than smooth surfaces.

• Smooth surfaces create more friction than rough surfaces.

• Surface texture has no effect on friction.

• Friction is only affected by the weight of the objects in contact.

How does weight affect friction?

• The greater the weight of an object, the greater the frictional force acting on it.

• Weight has no effect on friction.

• Friction decreases as weight increases.

• Friction is only dependent on the surface texture, not weight.

How can friction be beneficial?

• It allows us to walk without slipping and enables cars to grip the road.

• It reduces the speed of moving objects.

• It creates heat that can be used for cooking.

• It makes surfaces smoother for better movement.