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friction

devrimci_kürt
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I think it depends on cases, as it is not in case of sliding, but it is in case of rolling; without friction, no rolling could be done, and the frictional force acts through a torque to assist rolling.

is friction a conservative force or is it a nonconservative force?

 

why?

 

Given motion between two arbitrary points, does the energy transferred depend on the path traveled?

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