1. Static Friction
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The friction that acts when an object is not moving.
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It prevents motion until enough force is applied.
2. Sliding Friction
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The friction that occurs when an object is sliding over a surface.
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Usually less than static friction.
3. Rolling Friction
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The friction that acts when an object is rolling (like a wheel).
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Least among all three types.
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That’s why wheels make movement easier.