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When Dora's Father puts oil in the car, he is protecting the engine from what force? a. Inertia b. Friction c. Velocity d. Motion btw its not chemistry its science-
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When Dora's Father puts oil in the car, he is protecting the engine from what force? a. Inertia b. Friction c. Velocity d. Motion btw its not chemistry its science-

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Friction

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In the research scenario, Dora's father uses engine oil to shield engine pumps from friction and injury. Friction is a force among contact objects that slip or threaten to slide over each other.

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