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Why is it more difficult to slide a crate starting from rest?
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Why is it more difficult to slide a crate starting from rest?
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Because the friction on the surface you are sliding on and the friction of the crate, go against each other. So once you start moving the friction will still be there but you now have the momentum to push past the starting point.
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Because you are not full of as much energy as if you were awake for a certain period of time
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