Discussion
Rolling friction is caused by ____ from the following?
Answer: A
Rolling friction arises from non-elastic effects.
The wheel and the surface deform slightly at the contact, and the deformation does not recover all its energy as the contact moves on - the hysteresis loss. This is why rolling friction is far smaller than sliding friction, and why hard, well-inflated tyres roll more easily.
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