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A pile of rocks stays together because of which type of friction
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A pile of rocks stays together because of which type of friction

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Static friction, I assume. If the rocks aren't moving and they are piled together than I'd say static friction.

EDIT: Don't listen to this answer it's wrong as it seems
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