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What happens to the friction when two objects are pressed together? friction is removed friction is reduced friction increases there is no effect on friction
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What happens to the friction when two objects are pressed together?

friction is removed


friction is reduced


friction increases


there is no effect on friction

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When two objects are pressed together friction tries to stop the objects from touching, so I think that the answer is, friction increases.

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