PLEASE TAKE OUT YOUR HOMEWORK FRICTION Friction a

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PLEASE TAKE OUT YOUR HOMEWORK

PLEASE TAKE OUT YOUR HOMEWORK

FRICTION Friction - a force that opposes motion, or “pushes back” when two surfaces

FRICTION Friction - a force that opposes motion, or “pushes back” when two surfaces are touching. It’s always around and it affects everything.

WITHOUT FRICTION…

WITHOUT FRICTION…

FRICTION- WORKS AGAINST YOU …. . BUT IT CAN BE HELPFUL! WHEN DO I

FRICTION- WORKS AGAINST YOU …. . BUT IT CAN BE HELPFUL! WHEN DO I WANT… A lot of friction? http: //www. youtube. com/watch? v=y. TKw. S-J 7 q. VE A little bit of friction? http: //digg. com/video/the-science-of-figure-skating http: //www. nbclearn. com/olympics

FRICTION TYPES AND PARTS… There are three Basic Types of Friction Static Kinetic Fluid

FRICTION TYPES AND PARTS… There are three Basic Types of Friction Static Kinetic Fluid

TYPES OF FRICTION: 1) Static friction: Friction that resists the initiation (start) of sliding

TYPES OF FRICTION: 1) Static friction: Friction that resists the initiation (start) of sliding motion between two objects at rest. Keeps things stopped

TYPES OF FRICTION: 2) Kinetic friction: The force that opposes the movement of two

TYPES OF FRICTION: 2) Kinetic friction: The force that opposes the movement of two surfaces that are in contact and moving over each other. To make something move, you just overcome static friction by pulling with a force larger than kinetic friction.

TWO TYPES OF KINETIC FRICTION: a) Sliding – the objects are sliding b) Rolling

TWO TYPES OF KINETIC FRICTION: a) Sliding – the objects are sliding b) Rolling – the objects are rolling. Rolling is usually less than sliding.

TYPES OF FRICTION: 3) Fluid friction: The friction between layers of a fluid. 2

TYPES OF FRICTION: 3) Fluid friction: The friction between layers of a fluid. 2 types- Liquid and Gas Liquid- water, oil etc. Gas - Air

TYPES OF FRICTION: Described by viscosity. Viscosity – the “thickness” of a fluid. Low

TYPES OF FRICTION: Described by viscosity. Viscosity – the “thickness” of a fluid. Low viscosity = “thin; ” High viscosity = “thick” or “viscous. ” The less viscous a fluid is, the easier it moves.

DOES SIZE MATTER? I’M TALKING ABOUT MASS OR SURFACE AREA FOLKS!

DOES SIZE MATTER? I’M TALKING ABOUT MASS OR SURFACE AREA FOLKS!

 Friction DOES depend upon: 1. surface area in contact 2. mass/gravity (weight) of

Friction DOES depend upon: 1. surface area in contact 2. mass/gravity (weight) of object 3. coefficient of friction – “mu”(the texture of the surface)

FRICTION IS CUMULATIVE Small amounts of friction in a system add up to become

FRICTION IS CUMULATIVE Small amounts of friction in a system add up to become a large amount of friction.

TEXTBOOK FRICTION…CHALLENGE

TEXTBOOK FRICTION…CHALLENGE