Science, asked by shouryajaiswal69, 6 months ago

SCIENCE
CLASS 8
FORCE AND PRESSURE
Q. Which of the following statement is not true about force of friction
A) it acts between surfaces in contacts
B) it depends on the roughness of the surface
C) it helps us to walk on a surface
D) it always acts along the direction of motion

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Answered by rawat64

3

Answer:

B) it depends on the roughness of the surface

Answered by sukhdeepkhera0127

32

Answer:

D) it always acts along the direction of motion

This statement is not true.

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