What will happen to the world without friction?

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The absence of friction would fundamentally alter everyday life, making activities such as walking and driving nearly impossible. Essential construction elements like nails, screws, and bolts would fail to function, severely impacting the ability to build structures. This discussion highlights the critical role friction plays in both mobility and construction, emphasizing its necessity in daily activities.

PREREQUISITES
  • Understanding of basic physics concepts related to force and motion
  • Familiarity with the role of friction in mechanical systems
  • Knowledge of construction materials and their functions
  • Basic comprehension of everyday activities affected by physical forces
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  • Research the physics of friction and its coefficients in various materials
  • Explore the implications of frictionless environments in engineering
  • Investigate alternative methods for fastening materials without friction
  • Examine real-world applications and experiments demonstrating the effects of reduced friction
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This discussion is beneficial for students studying physics, engineers interested in material science, and anyone exploring the practical implications of friction in daily life and construction.

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i need to know some fact about friction wat will happen without it for my essay.

what will happen to the world without friction?

thank you
 
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It would be difficult to walk or drive.
It would be hard to build things - nails, screws, bolts wouldn't work.
 
thank you for your idea it was very useful.
 

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