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What type of friction prevents a pile of rocks from falling apart? A) Cohesive Friction B) Static Friction C) Rolling Friction D) Kinetic Friction

What type of friction prevents a pile of rocks from falling apart? A) Cohesive Friction B) Static Friction C) Rolling Friction D) Kinetic Friction
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What type of friction prevents a pile of rocks from falling apart?

A) Cohesive Friction
B) Static Friction
C) Rolling Friction
D) Kinetic Friction

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User WhiZTiM
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Answer:

static friction

Step-by-step explanation:

static prevents objects from moving

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User Itoun
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A because it some type of friction
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