So if low surface area is in contact, higher the pressure and the bonding between the molecules . So it should have higher friction than the more surface area right. Does the higher surface area having more interlocking particles cancels these out the high molecular bond of the lower surface area object?
2:30 But sir when the area of contact decrease the pressure increases right? So there is definitely pressure difference between the cuboid and square isn't it? Still how is the friction same?
I conducted an experiment and came up with different results. I had two brand new tissue boxes. I emptied one and kept the other filled. I had them slide down the same slope and found out that the empty box consistently reached the bottom first.
If you increase the weight, it will obviously cause the reaction force to increase which will cause the cold welds to get stronger.Therefore, a body having more weight will cause more friction.
Because wider tires provide better load distribution. It's easier to stay balanced on feet rather than, i dunno, heels. It's easier to hang on the bar with 2 arms than with 1. Usually trucks have additional pairs of tires, which are used, when the load is heavier. Because of better load distribution, tires wear less... so basically they can use them longer.
Lets imagine tyres with spikes. Narrower tyres would have less spikes stabed into ground, while wider tyres would have more. With big enough force you could break the spikes from narrower tyres, while wider tyres could sustain bigger force without breaking the spikes. As @Eight said you have better load distribution with much less wear and much more durability!
Perfect rollings involves 0 friction, because neither of the two surfaces rubs against the other. Life is not perfect and some slip is present, but it is only "some", so the friction during rolling is still smaller.
This explains it very well!
So, Why flattening a car tire in a snowy or icy road, can help drivers to drive safely?
It help to prevent slip in ice ,more friction help to prevent slip
Explained very well
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That was very helpfull 💖
Happy to hear that!
So if low surface area is in contact, higher the pressure and the bonding between the molecules . So it should have higher friction than the more surface area right. Does the higher surface area having more interlocking particles cancels these out the high molecular bond of the lower surface area object?
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Why then rolling friction is less than sliding friction
yes why
thank you so much for this explaination i am in 12 th but none talk abt this
2:30 But sir when the area of contact decrease the pressure increases right? So there is definitely pressure difference between the cuboid and square isn't it? Still how is the friction same?
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Bhai wo surface area badh nai sai friction bada per pressure ghat gya toh normal ghat gya jissai friction kam hoga toh same rahiga
Sharply on point
What about fluid friction?
I conducted an experiment and came up with different results. I had two brand new tissue boxes. I emptied one and kept the other filled. I had them slide down the same slope and found out that the empty box consistently reached the bottom first.
If you increase the weight, it will obviously cause the reaction force to increase which will cause the cold welds to get stronger.Therefore, a body having more weight will cause more friction.
Well explained upto some extent
Then, why for example Formula 1 cars have very wide tires, if bigger surface area between road and tire doesn't increase friction?
Because wider tires provide better load distribution. It's easier to stay balanced on feet rather than, i dunno, heels. It's easier to hang on the bar with 2 arms than with 1. Usually trucks have additional pairs of tires, which are used, when the load is heavier.
Because of better load distribution, tires wear less... so basically they can use them longer.
Lets imagine tyres with spikes. Narrower tyres would have less spikes stabed into ground, while wider tyres would have more. With big enough force you could break the spikes from narrower tyres, while wider tyres could sustain bigger force without breaking the spikes. As @Eight said you have better load distribution with much less wear and much more durability!
OMG SIR U ARE OP OP OP OP OP OP my brain couldnt understand anything and u opened the lock of my brain with ur video THANKSSS
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Why is sliding friction more thann rolling friction then
Perfect rollings involves 0 friction, because neither of the two surfaces rubs against the other.
Life is not perfect and some slip is present, but it is only "some", so the friction during rolling is still smaller.
Sir can you explain why rolling friction is less than sliding friction
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Sir if we take spherical shape then
Then the object starts rolling and that's a completely different situation.
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