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The strength of the force of friction between two solids is affected by: A. the phase of matter. B. the lengths of the two surfaces. C. the properties of the two surfaces. D. th…

The strength of the force of friction between two solids is affected by: A. the phase of matter. B. the lengths of the two surfaces. C. the properties of the two surfaces. D. th…
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The strength of the force of friction between two solids is affected by:

A. the phase of matter.
B. the lengths of the two surfaces.
C. the properties of the two surfaces.
D. the colors of the solids involved.

User Elmor
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Answer:

option a

Step-by-step explanation:

The phase of matter

maybe this might help u

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