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9 The friction between the car and the mud is equivalent to the__________________. (a) Resultant force (b) Drag force (c) Equivalent force (d) Stretch force (e) None
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9 The friction between the car and the mud is equivalent to the__________________.

(a) Resultant force
(b) Drag force
(c) Equivalent force
(d) Stretch force
(e) None

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Answer: e. None

Explanation: when the car goes into the muddy area, then the friction force on the tire is too small so the wheels are turned and slipped. Friction in this case is beneficial
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