Friction Worksheet-5
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Give two examples where friction is undesirable.
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What do you mean by lubricants?
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Why are oil, creams and grease called lubricants?
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How are the shoes made to counter the friction and make better grip?
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What is used in cycle brakes to increase friction?
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Name the substance which is used in carrom board to reduce friction.
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What is avoided between two surfaces to make movement smooth?
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Can we eliminate friction completely?
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What is used to reduce friction in machines where lubrication are not advisable?
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Why do pieces of luggage fitted with rollers?
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Name two methods of reducing friction.
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How sliding friction is replaced by rolling in machines?
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Name any machine in which ball bearing is used to reduce friction.
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What is drag?
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What are fluids?
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What does frictional force exerted on an object in a fluid depend on?
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Name the special shape given to objects moving in fluid.
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Name some examples which have streamlined body.
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When does rolling friction come in play?
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Push the book on a table. You observe that after sometime it stops. Explain why.
Answer:
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(i) We sprinkle fine powder on carom board to reduce friction.
(ii) Drops of oil are poured on the hinges of a door so that the door moves smoothly.
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The substances which are used to reduce friction are called lubricants.
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Oil, creams and grease are called lubricants because they are used to reduce friction.
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They have grooves on their soles.
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Brake pads
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Talcum powder
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Interlocking of irregularities is avoided.
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No
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Air cushion
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Pieces of luggage fitted with rollers to reduce single friction so that even a child can pull such luggage easily.
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(i) By rolling, (ii) By sliding
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By using ball bearings.
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Ceiling fan
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The frictional force exerted by fluids is called drag.
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Commonly gases and liquids are called fluids.
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Friction depend on the speed with respect to the fluid and the nature of fluid.
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Streamlined shape.
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Boats, aeroplanes and ships.
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When a body rolls on other body then rolling friction come in play?
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When we push a book on a table then a force acts on the book which opposes its motion.
This force is called force of friction. The friction opposes the movement due to which the book stops.