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In Physics / Middle School | 2014-05-08

The resistance of moving surfaces produces ________.

Friction always results in a loss of ______ in the form of _____, which enters the atmosphere.

Friction can sometimes be the result of the attraction of different substances which are in contact with one another. True or false?

Oil or water clinging to the surface of a jar is an example of ______________.

Asked by linakrav

Answer (2)

The resistance of moving surfaces produces friction. Friction always results in a loss of energy in the form of heat which enters the atmosphere. True. Oil or water clinging to a surface of a jar is an example of... The last one I believe is either fraction or adhesion.

Answered by smartangel | 2024-06-10

Friction arises from the resistance of moving surfaces and results in a loss of energy as heat. It can be caused by different materials' attraction, and oil or water clinging to a jar is an example of adhesion. Understanding these concepts is important in physics as they explain the interactions between surfaces.
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Answered by smartangel | 2025-01-30

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