When an object rolls over a surface, what type of force is acting on it?

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Leland Richardson asked Oct 6, 2023

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When an object rolls over a surface, what type of force is acting on it?

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Rolling friction

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this is a friction that acts on objects when they are rolling over a surface.

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Rolling Friction is the force

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