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The resistance a surface or object encounters when moving over another.
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Why are our feet fixed when walking?
Why are our feet fixed when walking? Why does the static frictional force acting on our feet not push our feet forward ?
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Why does the net torque not turn this object? [closed]
Here the object does not spin on the surface. (point $O$ has $M_o = 0$) However, there are non-zero net torques on the object at points $A$ and $B$ ($M_a$, $M_b \neq 0$). Why do these net torques not …