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What causes a car to decelerate? rolling friction sliding friction static friction

What causes a car to decelerate? rolling friction sliding friction static friction
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What causes a car to decelerate?

rolling friction
sliding friction
static friction

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User Desmond Gold
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Rolling friction

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User Ryan Barber
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The grinding of the material

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