Friction and Applications MCQs for Competitive Exams

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Friction and Applications MCQs for Competitive Exams

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How does the magnitude of rolling friction compare to that of sliding friction?
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What phenomenon occurs at the microscopic contact points between two sliding surfaces?
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13
What is the primary mechanical function of ball bearings in a wheel assembly?
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14
How does an increase in the normal force pressing two sliding surfaces together affect the magnitude of friction?
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15
What is the primary physical cause of rolling friction between a rolling object and a surface?
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Which substance is commonly used as a lubricant to reduce friction between sliding metal plates?
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Why is walking on ice more challenging than walking on a concrete road?
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How can mechanical friction be effectively reduced by changing the type of motion?
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How is the work done by the force of friction characterized?
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What is the ratio of the limiting friction force to the normal reaction force?
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