Physics Laboratory Experiments
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Author: Jerry D. Wilson, Cecilia A. Hernández-Hall
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Chapter 11, Problem 1ASA
To determine
The three general empirical rules to describe friction.
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The three general empirical rules to describe friction are given below.
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Friction refers to the force resisting the relative motion between contacting material surfaces, fluid layers and material elements sliding against each other.
The three general emipirical rules for frriction includes:
- Firctional force is independent of the surface area of contact.
- Frictional force is directly propotional to the load, the perpendicular component of the force pressing the surfaces together.
- Frictional force is independent of the sliding speed.
Conclusion:
Thus, the three general empirical rules to describe friction are given above.
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