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fricción
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fuerza que se opone al movimiento relativo o tendencia de dicho movimiento de dos superficies en contacto
Friction is a force that resists movement between two surfaces in contact with each other, causing objects to slow down or stop sliding. It matters because it affects how quickly things move—for example, a surface with more friction will cause an object to slide down more slowly than a surface with less friction.
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La fuerza que existe entre dos superficies en contacto, que se opone al deslizamiento (fuerza de fricción estática y cinética). Se genera debido a las imperfecciones, que en mayor parte son microscópicas, entre las superficies en contacto. Estas imperfecciones hacen que la fuerza perpendicular R entre ambas superficies no lo sea perfectamente, sino que forme un ángulo con la normal N (el ángulo de rozamiento). Por tanto, la fuerza resultante se compone de la fuerza normal N (perpendicular a las superficies en contacto) y de la fuerza de rozamiento F, paralela a las superficies en contacto.
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