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A. Describe something that you do on a regular basis where friction slows you down (Use a different example than the ones in the lesson). b. Describe two examples (different from the ones in the lesson)
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A. Describe something that you do on a regular basis where friction slows you down (Use a different example than the ones in the lesson).

b. Describe two examples (different from the ones in the lesson) in which you have noticed friction creating thermal energy.

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c. Describe two examples of activities that you do where you depend on friction, and would not be able to do them without friction. Please use different examples than the lesson.

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the answer is indeed B according to my calculations
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Answer:

i get good unlike you

Step-by-step explanation:

its pretty simple to be honest

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