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The force that slows down a soccer ball rolling on the grass is the same force used to start a campfire. True or False A. TRUE B. FALSE
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The force that slows down a soccer ball rolling on the grass is the same force used to start a campfire. True or False

A.
TRUE
B.
FALSE

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Answer:

True

Step-by-step explanation:

You need to have friction to start a spark with flint and steel or twigs they rub on each other (friction) to create a fire

The force that slows down a soccer ball rolling on the grass is the same force used-example-1
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The answer is Falseim pretty sure
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