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During athletics,a boy slipped on a banana peel on the ground and fell. This is because?? A) there was no friction B) the ground was hard C) the banana peel was soft D) the ground was sandy E) the frictional
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During athletics,a boy slipped on a banana peel on the ground and fell. This is because?? A) there was no friction B) the ground was hard C) the banana peel was soft D) the ground was sandy E) the frictional force was too much ​

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A) There was no friction between the banana peel and the ground

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B the banana peel was to soft
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