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in my mind i am thinking
smooth wood - more contact between object and surface - more friction
rough wood - less contact b/t object and surface - less friction
can someone explain why this is wrong; why rough wood has more friction?
i know rough wood WOULD have more friction but need to know why...
btw i am in physics 11, so please do not explain in terms i can't understand >_<
smooth wood - more contact between object and surface - more friction
rough wood - less contact b/t object and surface - less friction
can someone explain why this is wrong; why rough wood has more friction?
i know rough wood WOULD have more friction but need to know why...
btw i am in physics 11, so please do not explain in terms i can't understand >_<