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Alex Bradley
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1 December, 06:48
How do you reduce friction
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Danna Kerr
1 December, 06:51
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To reduce friction between two surfaces, you have to
make the surfaces smoother.
The best way to do that is to introduce a fluid between them,
like grease, oil, or air.
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