Plastic Friction
Is there less friction when it takes less time for an object to travel?
Hii:) This is what I mean: if I'm shooting a rubber ball for a hill and it takes more time to get to the bottom (which is slower), does that mean you have more friction? And then, if I shoot a plastic ball the hill and it takes less time than the rubber ball (which is faster), does that mean there is less friction? What I am saying is that when an object goes fast, there is less friction acting on it? And when an object slows down, is there more friction acting on it? Is it time how It takes some time to travel down a ramp / good place to measure friction? Plz help someone:)
What I am saying is that when an object goes fast, there is less friction acting on it? In general, if and when an object is slower, more friction is acting on it? Yes in general.
