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If I kick a ball with a force of 1N, won't the friction acting on the ball also be 1N, and the net force will be 0? Then, how does it move?
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- FiremanLv 710 months agoFavorite Answer
If you kick the ball by 1 Newton, than the ball will apply a similar and equal force on your kick.
The friction force (Ff) equal to µ x N(=mg) will act against the 1 Newton force applied by your kick on the ball, whereas m is the mass of the football and the µ is the co-efficient of friction between the to surfaces.
If Ff = 1 Newton, only in that case the ball will not move.
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