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An object will move if A. there is no amount of force and no friction acting on the object B. the amount of friction is greater than the amount of force used. C. the amount of f…

An object will move if A. there is no amount of force and no friction acting on the object B. the amount of friction is greater than the amount of force used. C. the amount of f…
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An object will move if

A. there is no amount of force and no friction acting
on the object
B. the amount of friction is greater than the amount
of force used.
C. the amount of friction and the amount of force
used are the same.
the amount of force used is greater than the
amount of friction.
D.

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User Nix
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Answer:A

Step-by-step explanation:

Because thing can’t move without force

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User Cornelius
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The answer is D!

Let me know if you need any help
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User Drewrockshard
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