What type of friction occurs when you are trying to move an object, but the object isnt moving? rolling friction momentum friction static friction sliding friction

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What type of friction occurs when you are trying to move an object, but the object isnt moving?

rolling friction
momentum friction
static friction
sliding friction

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Static friction.

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the answer is static friction

DonCarleone answered Apr 18, 2019

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