Why does a moving object come to a stop on a frictional surface?

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turingtest · Answer

what is friction?

anonymous · Answer

A. The object’s kinetic energy is transformed into mainly heat energy.
B. The object’s potential energy is transformed into mainly kinetic energy.
C. The object loses all its energy in deformation.
D. The object’s kinetic energy is transformed into mainly potential energy.

anonymous · Answer

friction is physics

anonymous · Answer

as in posted in the wrong forum.

anonymous · Answer

This does come up in math

turingtest · Answer

it is a force that acts on the object, which over a distance removes energy from the object. 
What kind of energy does a moving object have?
Where does that energy go?

anonymous · Answer

??

anonymous · Answer

:)

anonymous · Answer

object change its velocity when there is force. friction is a force in opposite direction. So it change velocity negatively . So it slows down

anonymous · Answer

also frictional converts moving energy(kinetic) into other energy such as sound or heat(thermal)

akshay_budhkar · Answer

on a frictional surface the energy is lost in various forms mainly in the form of heat. As it has velocity (as it is moving) the kinetic energy is mainly lost in the form of heat energy

saifoo.khan · Answer

Coz it gets tired moving along...

anonymous · Answer

Actually, it gets worn out by friction. Not get tired by itself.

anonymous · Answer

Friction is like the boxing opponent. Kicks the crap out of you until you are "knocked out". Hahahahahha.

turingtest · Answer

I didn't know you could say that lol

akshay_budhkar · Answer

lol