The space shuttle heats up during reentry. Which term best describes what is causing this? O friction O gravity O acceleration o velocity

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The space shuttle heats up during reentry. Which term best describes what is causing

this?
O friction
O gravity
O acceleration
o velocity

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The answer is Velocity .

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