How does the force of friction for a sliding object vary with speed?
a. The force of friction is inversely proportional to speed.
b. The force of friction is approximately independent of speed.
c. The force of friction is proportional to speed.
d. The force of friction is zero for a sliding object.
Answer: b. The force of friction is approximately independent of speed.
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