Slides until traction is restored
Yes, it certainly can if enough force is applied.
Mechanical weathering occurs when an applied force causes rock to break.
Gravity and no force being applied to the vehicle. Traction has nothing to do with it. It boils down to Newtons first law which states, "Every object in a state of uniform motion tends to remain in that state of motion unless an external force is applied to it".
That probably depends how you break it. I guess you would usually break something by hitting it with something. In that case, the force is applied by the object that hits it.
It will not get harder on hitting it but crack and even tend to break depending on the amount of force applied on it It will not get harder on hitting it but crack and even tend to break depending on the amount of force applied on it
With enough force on marble, it will break.
it can withstand much force but when a strong enough force is applied it will break
Some do break, depending on the strength of the force applied.
Traction is a loose term describing the amount of friction an item has. Friction is a type of force.
Stress is not a force but force divided by area. If high enough, it will cause itself to break
faulting
Enough to break a bone easily!