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How does the velocity compare with each othher when the surface changed?
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How does the velocity compare with each othher when the surface changed?

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Velocity decreases across a rough surface due to friction; vice-versa, on a slippery surface (a smooth surface, or one lubricated by oil or soap), the friction decreases, which in turn increases the velocity.
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