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What causes friction? A. Tiny collisions, called microwelds, on surfaces, even those that seem smooth B. Action - Reaction C. All surfaces are rough to the touch and therefore c…

What causes friction? A. Tiny collisions, called microwelds, on surfaces, even those that seem smooth B. Action - Reaction C. All surfaces are rough to the touch and therefore c…
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What causes friction?

A. Tiny collisions, called microwelds, on surfaces, even those that seem smooth B. Action - Reaction C. All surfaces are rough to the touch and therefore cause friction D. Inertia

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b

Explanation: friction is like a force to something to react

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