sand has its own unique coefficient of friction, as does every surface. when i went to the beach, i was pulling a cooler. there was a lot of friction between the sand and the wheels of the cooler, so pulling the cooler took a lot of effort. i could distinguish that sand had a greater coefficient of friction because it was so much harder to pull the cooler on sand than on concrete. i struggled with friction to get my iced tea to the beach and sand chair. i had to pull with more force in order to counteract the friction between the sand and the wheels.
Sunday, April 27, 2008
sand has its own unique coefficient of friction, as does every surface. when i went to the beach, i was pulling a cooler. there was a lot of friction between the sand and the wheels of the cooler, so pulling the cooler took a lot of effort. i could distinguish that sand had a greater coefficient of friction because it was so much harder to pull the cooler on sand than on concrete. i struggled with friction to get my iced tea to the beach and sand chair. i had to pull with more force in order to counteract the friction between the sand and the wheels.
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is that so?
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