Ice skates create friction on ice. True or False

True

Explanation:

Ice skates create kinetic friction on ice because this is the type of friction that occurs when two objects slide past each other.

When the skate's blade passes or glides through the ice, Kinetic Friction is formed. Moreover, when you glide over the ice, the heat generated by the blade of the skate rubbing against the ice causes some of the ice right under the blade to melt. This water acts like a lubricant under the skate, reducing friction and making it slide.

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Resources:

(http://teacher.scholastic.com/dirtrep/friction/skates.htm)

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