What sport uses linear motion to decrease friction and make the athlete faster? a. Football b. Basketball c. Swimming d. Lacrosse

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What sport uses linear motion to decrease friction and make the athlete faster? a. Football

b. Basketball
c. Swimming
d. Lacrosse

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I believe it is C. Swimming
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