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Friction’s dual role powers movement yet saps energy in every step we take
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Why is friction both beneficial and problematic in mechanical systems?
Because it enables control and movement but also causes energy loss and wear
Because it only causes energy loss without any benefits
Because it always prevents any kind of motion completely
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Friction’s hidden role: the force that both enables and limits motion in everyday life
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Why is friction considered both beneficial and problematic in mechanical systems?
Because it only slows down moving parts without any benefits
Because friction can be completely eliminated with perfect materials
Because it provides necessary grip for motion but also causes wear and energy loss
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Friction is the invisible force that both enables movement and causes wear in everyday life
25 Jan 2026
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Which of the following best explains why lubrication reduces friction between two solid surfaces?
Lubrication increases the roughness of surfaces, which decreases friction.
Lubrication changes the chemical composition of the surfaces, eliminating friction completely.
Lubrication creates a thin fluid layer that separates the surfaces, reducing direct contact and thus friction.
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