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what is the different between rolling in a straight line without slipping and with slipping and which topic it take these type of motion
If you pressed on the accelerator, the car would no longer be rolling whether there is slipping or not.Khashishi said:Friction between the ground and wheel will cause a wheel to roll without slipping. Without friction, if you pressed the accelerator in a car, the wheels would spin but the car wouldn't move.
Rolling motion is a type of motion in which an object rotates and moves simultaneously. It is commonly seen in objects such as wheels, balls, and cylinders.
In rolling motion with slipping, there is friction between the rolling object and the surface it is moving on, causing the object to slip or slide. In rolling motion without slipping, there is no slipping or sliding and the object moves smoothly without friction.
The shape of the object plays a significant role in determining the type of rolling motion. Objects with a round shape, such as a ball, have a smaller contact area with the surface, leading to less friction and smoother rolling motion. Objects with a larger contact area, such as a cylinder, experience more friction and may exhibit a combination of rolling and sliding motion.
No, rolling motion can only occur on surfaces that provide enough friction for the object to roll without slipping. Surfaces that are too slippery, such as ice, may cause an object to slide instead of rolling.
Rolling motion has many practical applications in everyday life. It is used in transportation, such as in cars and bicycles, and in sports equipment like balls and wheels. It also plays a crucial role in machinery, such as gears and pulleys, and is essential in the functioning of many mechanical systems.