- Friction is a force that opposes motion.
- Friction is produced when two surfaces are rubbed against each other.
- Friction acts in an opposite direction to the movement of the object.
- We can apply lubricants like oil or grease to reduce friction.
We have also brainstormed as a class words related to Frictional Force. (Word Splash)
Your task is to:
- Continue to add on more words related to Frictional Force in your Word Splash.
- Use two or more words from the Word Splash to form a sentence. You will need to underline the words taken from the word splash in the sentence.
- Make a total of 7 to 10 sentences on the concept of Frictional Force.
This is due on Monday, 18 Jan. Science Monitors will collect first thing in the morning.
To help you along, here's one example:
Friction can be a problem as it produce heat when two surfaces are rubbed against each other.
Online Discussion: Types of wheels in Formula One Race Car
- Read this website on the specifications of wheels/tyres in Formula One race cars
- Friction is both an advantage and disadvantage in the movement of cars.
- Post your comments here on how you think different types of wheels affect the movement of the race cars.
More information on 2016 F1 Race
http://singaporegp.sg/?gclid=CM_5z9rpm5QCFRxxbgodtS8otQ
Video: Frictional Force on Wheels
https://youtu.be/RHYHtfyamOw?t=1
Video: Frictional Force on Wheels
https://youtu.be/RHYHtfyamOw?t=1
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