What is friction? Types of friction.

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 Friction:- A force acting in the opposite direction of motion of the body is called friction.

Types of Friction:

a) Static friction:- It is the friction experienced by the body at rest.

b) Dynamic friction:- The friction experienced by the body in motion. It is also called as kinematic friction.

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