iction – A force which resists movement Friction – A force which resists movement, but is also really useful to control movement too. Think of trying to move on ice… Can you think of two effects of Friction? Solve the anagrams… • TEENAGERS heat • wears away FUSESCAR Generates heat Wears away surfaces
Friction – A force which resists movement. Can you think of two effects of Friction?. Solve the anagrams… TEENAGERS heat w ears away FUSESCAR. Generates heat Wears away surfaces. - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
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Friction A force which resists movementFriction A force which
resists movement, but is also really useful to control movement
too. Think of trying to move on ice Can you think of two effects of
Friction?Solve the anagramsTEENAGERS heatwears away
FUSESCARGenerates heatWears away surfaces
Pushing back with your foot will cause a backwards force on the
ground.. Friction gives a forward force on your foot. (see Newtons
Third Law)Or use the
linkhttp://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Fbb3631ew_4
SimulationClick on the link below to see a simulation of what
happens in friction at an atomic level
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