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Can lubrication decrease friction?
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Can lubrication decrease friction?

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Yes, Lube is made to reduce friction.

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yes yes it can think about it if you have ever gotten your hand stuck in a jar and you put water or butter over it it would decrease the friction and you would then be abile to get your hand out
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