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Friction
is a force which works in the opposite direction of motion
was firs...
Chemistry, 28.02.2021 23:10 Ayomide2004
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Friction
is a force which works in the opposite direction of motion
was first proposed by Sir Isaac Newton
.
is the reason work output is always greater than work input
works in the same direction as motion
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