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Daily Science 
1. If a book is sitting on a desk would it be a 
balanced force or unbalanced force? Using 
arrows, show what forces are acting on the 
book. 
2.How would you make the book become 
unbalanced if it’s balanced.
Scenarios 
What are the similarities between each 
scenario: 
•You sitting in a chair 
•Puck gliding across the rink 
•Brakes stopping a car 
•Football players colliding 
•Tires screeching across the pavement 
•Riding your bike 
•Surfing on some killer waves
What is friction? 
• Friction is a force that two surfaces exert 
on each other when they rub against each 
other. 
• What two factors do you think affect 
friction?
Two factors that affect friction. 
• The first factor is how hard the surfaces 
push together. 
• Ex. Rubbing your hands together, the 
harder you rub your hands the warmer 
they get. 
• The second factor is the types of surfaces 
involved. 
• Would you rather rub your face with sand 
paper or wax paper?
Types of Friction 
• There are four types of friction: 
1. Static Friction 
2. Sliding Friction 
3. Rolling Friction 
4. Fluid Friction
Static Friction 
• Static Friction is when friction is acting on 
objects that aren’t moving. 
• What could be some examples of this? 
• Example: desk not moving, standing still, 
pencil laying on desk. 
• The objects aren’t moving because of 
friction.
Sliding Friction 
• Sliding Friction occurs when two solid 
surfaces slide over each other. 
• How can this be useful? 
• Spreading sand on ice for more traction, 
using your brakes on your bike to stop. 
• How can this not be useful? 
• Slipping and falling on ice, falling off bike 
and skinning your knee.
Rolling Friction 
• Rolling friction is when objects roll across 
something. This provides rolling friction. 
• What are some examples of rolling 
friction? 
• Skateboard, rollerblades 
• What do scientist use to reduce the 
amount of friction in wheels? 
• They use ball bearings.
Fluid Friction 
• Fluid friction occurs when a solid object 
moves through a fluid. 
• Some types of fluids are water, air, and oil. 
• What are some examples of fluid friction? 
• Surfing 
• How is riding a bike an example of fluid 
friction. 
• A cyclists cuts through the air.
Fluid Friction 
• Fluid friction occurs when a solid object 
moves through a fluid. 
• Some types of fluids are water, air, and oil. 
• What are some examples of fluid friction? 
• Surfing 
• How is riding a bike an example of fluid 
friction. 
• A cyclists cuts through the air.

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Friction notes 2 2 slideshare

  • 1. Daily Science 1. If a book is sitting on a desk would it be a balanced force or unbalanced force? Using arrows, show what forces are acting on the book. 2.How would you make the book become unbalanced if it’s balanced.
  • 2. Scenarios What are the similarities between each scenario: •You sitting in a chair •Puck gliding across the rink •Brakes stopping a car •Football players colliding •Tires screeching across the pavement •Riding your bike •Surfing on some killer waves
  • 3. What is friction? • Friction is a force that two surfaces exert on each other when they rub against each other. • What two factors do you think affect friction?
  • 4. Two factors that affect friction. • The first factor is how hard the surfaces push together. • Ex. Rubbing your hands together, the harder you rub your hands the warmer they get. • The second factor is the types of surfaces involved. • Would you rather rub your face with sand paper or wax paper?
  • 5. Types of Friction • There are four types of friction: 1. Static Friction 2. Sliding Friction 3. Rolling Friction 4. Fluid Friction
  • 6. Static Friction • Static Friction is when friction is acting on objects that aren’t moving. • What could be some examples of this? • Example: desk not moving, standing still, pencil laying on desk. • The objects aren’t moving because of friction.
  • 7. Sliding Friction • Sliding Friction occurs when two solid surfaces slide over each other. • How can this be useful? • Spreading sand on ice for more traction, using your brakes on your bike to stop. • How can this not be useful? • Slipping and falling on ice, falling off bike and skinning your knee.
  • 8. Rolling Friction • Rolling friction is when objects roll across something. This provides rolling friction. • What are some examples of rolling friction? • Skateboard, rollerblades • What do scientist use to reduce the amount of friction in wheels? • They use ball bearings.
  • 9. Fluid Friction • Fluid friction occurs when a solid object moves through a fluid. • Some types of fluids are water, air, and oil. • What are some examples of fluid friction? • Surfing • How is riding a bike an example of fluid friction. • A cyclists cuts through the air.
  • 10. Fluid Friction • Fluid friction occurs when a solid object moves through a fluid. • Some types of fluids are water, air, and oil. • What are some examples of fluid friction? • Surfing • How is riding a bike an example of fluid friction. • A cyclists cuts through the air.