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How do I calculate heat loss from friction?

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How do I calculate heat loss from friction?

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Heat loss = work done against the force of friction. During friction the temperature of both the surfaces has tendency to increase its temperature. As a result of this the rubbing parts of objects lose energy to the environment as a result of temperature difference. Only such energy loss can be called heat.

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