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1. Which best describes friction? A. A force that supports motion B. A force that increases an object's speed C. A force exerted on one surface of an object by another. while kinetic friction occurs 2. Static friction occurs when objects are when objects are A. at rest; moving B. moving; at rest C. smooth; rough 3. What does the amount of friction depend on? A. The nature of materials of the two objects B. The orientation of the two objects C. The acceleration of the two objects

1. Which best describes friction? A. A force that supports motion B. A force that increases an object's speed C. A force exerted on one surface of an object by another. while kinetic friction occurs 2. Static friction occurs when objects are when objects are A. at rest; moving B. moving; at rest C. smooth; rough 3. What does the amount of friction depend on? A. The nature of materials of the two objects B. The orientation of the two objects C. The acceleration of the two objects

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Homework- 3/25/21
PART A
1. Which best describes friction?
A. A force that supports motion
B. A force that increases an object's speed
C. A force exerted on one surface of an object by another.
2. Static friction occurs when objects are
when objects are
while kinetic friction occurs
A. at rest; moving
B. moving; at rest
C. smooth; rough
3. What does the amount of friction depend on?
A. The nature of materials of the two objects
B. The orientation of the two objects
C. The acceleration of the two objects
PART B
1 a) How are static and kinetic friction related?
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