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Plate sliding on ice with friction (Physics competition question)
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[QUOTE="jbriggs444, post: 6850292, member: 422467"] Yes, that is what I am saying. Rolling resistance manifests as an external torque, not an ordinary external force. The engine's forward torque on the wheel goes into cancelling the external torque from rolling resistance. Under pure rolling resistance, there is no external linear force to resist and no static friction required to resist it. [/QUOTE]
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