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Which would you expect to have the greatest amount of friction? a- a smooth surface on a smooth surface b-a smooth surface on a rough surface c-a rough surface and air d-a rough…
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Which would you expect to have the greatest amount of friction?
a- a smooth surface on a smooth surface
b-a smooth surface on a rough surface
c-a rough surface and air
d-a rough surface on a rough surface
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D, this adds the most friction to itself
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