A car is parked on a steep hill. What statement regarding friction acting on the car must be true? ) There is kinetic friction directed up the hill. There is static friction directed up the hill. O There is no friction acting on the car. O There is kinetic friction directed down the hill. O There is static friction directed down the hill.

A car is parked on a steep hill. What statement regarding friction acting on the car must be true? ) There is kinetic friction directed up the hill. There is static friction directed up the hill. O There is no friction acting on the car. O There is kinetic friction directed down the hill. O There is static friction directed down the hill.

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A car is parked on a steep hill. What statement regarding friction acting on the car
must be true?
There is kinetic friction directed up the hill.
There is static friction directed up the hill.
There is no friction acting on the car.
There is kinetic friction directed down the hill.
There is static friction directed down the hill.

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