How do the levels of thermal energy and speed differ between low- and high-friction surfaces?

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Kristof · Answer 1 · 2021-02-05T18:29:18+0000

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high friction surfaces have more movement which creates more heat on the surface, which means that there will be more thermal energy on a high-friction surface than on a low-friction surface.

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How do the levels of thermal energy and speed differ between low- and high-friction surfaces?

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