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If smoother surfaces produce less friction than rough surfaces when rubbed together, what would happen if the rough surfaces weared down and became smooth?
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oobleck
Hmmm ... let's see ...

smoother surfaces produce less friction

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5 years ago
❄ Snowflake ❄
Well, I figured. I guess I was focusing most on the material of the surfaces, and that confused me...
5 years ago

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