Is it possible to walk on a frictionless surface?

​​​​​​ If the surface is completely frictionless then we can’t move over it until an external force is applied, we won’t get the grip to walk on the surface and hence we can’t walk; rather a force can make us slip over the surface.

Why can’t we walk on a frictionless surface?

no we cannot work on the frictionless floor because the friction is opposing force that opposes the motion and we use it well. as while walking questions about leg to the ground. and that is only because of friction. because of the friction way didn’t slip while walking.

How will you get off if you stand marooned on a frozen lake?

Answer: He should throw anything whatever is in his hand in the backward direction parallel to the lake surface.

What would happen if you were frictionless?

Explanation: Friction stops things from sliding apart. If there was no friction everything would slide to the lowest point. It would be impossible to climb up anything.

What would a frictionless surface feel like?

In both cases it’s because a thin layer of fluid (oil in the first case and air in the second) prevents your finger from actually touching the surface. As to what it feels like, well I have personal experience of both, and it just feels slippery; a bit like touching ice but without the sensation of cold.

How do you climb out of broken ice?

Reach forward onto the broken ice without pushing down – kick your legs and push your torso onto the ice flat. Once you are back on the ice, crawl on your stomach or roll away from the open area with your arms and legs spread out as far as possible to evenly distribute your weight. Do not stand up!

Is there a frictionless object?

No, there is nothing like Frictionless surface in practical life as even the smoothest surface has microscopic groves. Even ice has its own mui.