Are There Frictionless Surfaces?
Frictionless Planes Do Not Exist in the Real World. However, If They Did, One Can Be Almost Certain That Objects on Them Would Behave Exactly as Galileo...
Frictionless planes do not exist in the real world. However, if they did, one can be almost certain that objects on them would behave exactly as Galileo predicts. Despite their nonexistence, they have considerable value in the design of engines, motors, roadways, and even tow-truck beds, to name a few examples.
Are there any objects with no friction?
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A: Motion is indeed possible without friction! Even if an object is stationary in one reference frame, in another reference frame moving with respect the first, that same object will be seen to be moving. So motion really doesn't need friction at all!
What surface has least friction?
SMOOTH SURFACE HAS THE LEAST AMOUNT OF FRICTION DUE TO LESS IRREGULARITIES.
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