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Which direction is the force of friction? A. The same direction of the movement B. The opposite direction of the movement C. 90 degrees from the direction of movement

Which direction is the force of friction? A. The same direction of the movement B. The opposite direction of the movement C. 90 degrees from the direction of movement
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Which direction is the force of friction?

A. The same direction of the movement


B. The opposite direction of the movement


C. 90 degrees from the direction of movement

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B, friction always acts opposite
User JJJJ
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Friction always acts opposite to the motion. (B)

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