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19 January, 01:48

Which would have more friction, a car traveling down a street or a toy remote-control car traveling on the same street? Why?

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  1. 19 January, 02:05
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    Car traveling down a street

    Explanation:

    Think about the formula for friction: it's the coefficient of friction mu * the normal force.

    The normal force is F = ma, force = mass * acceleration.

    So the more mass an object has, the more friction it will have. The car will have more friction than the toy car.
  2. 19 January, 02:05
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    Car traveling down the street

    Explanation:

    More mass
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