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15 March, 23:04

Which of the following best demonstrates the effect of static friction? A. A person pushing a couch and it slowly sliding across a floor B. A person moving a ball through a stream of water C. A person dropping a ball to the ground. D. A person pushing a couch without being able to move it

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