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2. The is the support force that keeps objects from passing through each other. This is what keeps you from falling through the floor when you walk. A. Normal force B. Static friction force C. Kinetic friction force

2. The is the support force that keeps objects from passing through each other. This is what keeps you from falling through the floor when you walk. A. Normal force B. Static friction force C. Kinetic friction force

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